Hello BP Nation,First, thank you for taking the time to read my post.

Since financial institutions are restricted in RE to a lending area from their main or any branch office, you'll be looking at hard money lending under any system for any strategy in RE.

I have a few follow up comments/questions and reasons I see NPN & PN investing as something worth pursuing.From the seminar, it was shared that there are around 10million NPN notes that financial institutions need to get rid so they don't have to increase their reserves and to be available in the coming years.

Obviously, a regional or national lender does the trick as well.

So depending on where the creditor is in the nation, they have a high propensity to report to the more local bureau.  

I have been a police officer in AZ for over 20 years now and in the Army Reserve/National Guard for 26.

I have worked, quite successfully, for a national home builder as a production manager and with my contacts and sub contractor relations I believe I have the tools and knowledge to build/develop homes efficiently and lucratively.

Account Closed -  Try The Real Estate Institute in Niles.  

@Chris Martin Thanks for that link, glad to see its below national average and steadily getting better.

This was through security national mortgage company, and not a typical bank.