At the end of the day....blame.....it lies in the hand of the one whose signature is on the loan who failed to keep their promise..It is called Personal Responsibility.

Say a bank owns it and it is in the process of going to a local realtor - that could take months - Lots of bulk REO sales are done with no signs - so while there might be some great leads you will also have lots of "fake" leads and may not be worth someones time.Not saying it isn't a great idea - simply I would manage your expectations.

Sure fake it till you make it but that is pretend you know what your doing when you don't - but be yourself.Beat up homes that are 70 years old may or may not be good - way to little info to know.

that is what was pretty amazing and she promised to post the letter that worked around the normal system

They make far out promises of easy wealth creation and teach in theries and generalizations.

Your words may be considered as promises that can have reprocussions against you.

If you can entice the seller with a promise of more a few months down the road, this could be a great deal.

Their customer service team promised me it would be on the next package.

From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidates who promise the most benefits from the public treasury, with the result that every democracy will finally collapse due to loose fiscal policy, which is always followed by a dictatorship.

Of course he's a liar and any of you that voted for him and expected him to hold up all those campaign promises are very naive.