I imagine a campaign in golf mags, big city newspapers, press releases etc..I have seen it done in Cali, Santa Barbara specifically and always coincided during slow RE markets.

I have heard good things about the products from foreverozone.com.

I'm currently dealing with a lender that is good about doing cash out refinancing without seasoning limits, but they are so slow, I'm watching opportunities go by while I'm waiting for my cash.

Hi Dave, for some reason I get amazing rates at BMO 2.7% 2 yrs term , and now RBC has amazing rates for 6 plexes - 2.7% variable.BMO has a product that allows you to buy a mixed use building that is used as residential at a blended residential/commercial rate, 3% closed for 2 years, I think this is an amazing deal.I have a broker, but I am finding myself saving a lot of money on broker fees and ending up having better rates: RBC at 2.7% for a 6 plex?

Which term aids in the marketability of your product?

Further if said administrator/executor did not take such steps to act in the best interest of the estate and heirs, the heirs would (should) sue the executor and or revoke his/he position and have her replaced.Each product has ways of protecting real property and any foreclosure proceedings in progress.

I spoke with yet another title company and got some interesting info.This large title company claimed that they had closed many of their offices because of the slow down and that they were told to no longer issue preliminary reports unless there was a contract (buyer/seller) in place.

Following that I signed up with other agencies and now I do about 10-15 a week- I here that other RA are doing alot more but I am in a pricey area and our market although very slow is not as bad as some of the other states where REO's are running the market.

If you do that you may end up spending more of your time doing lawyer activities and less doing real estate investing which could be counter productive depending on your goals...

I was just browsing the Ikea website looking at their various new products and noticed they put a lot of effort (and probably a lot of money too) into predesigning every room of a normal house (there's about 15 different designs per room).