I've read a few blogs and websites at this point, and the one market that keeps coming back to mind is phoenix.

I just wanted to stop for a second and say thank you to the guys who started and run this website/community.

Is there a good book/website out there!

It comes right off of the freddiemac and fanniemae websites I think it page 5 of freddies, fannies , i just use this handout attached belowhttp://www.freddiemac.com/singlefamily/service/docs/Short_Sale_Fact_Sheet_Pub_908.pdfhttp://www.realtor.org/sites/default/files/handouts-and-brochures/2009/fannie-mae-confirms-short-sales-commissions-policy-2009-02.pdfMaybe the term i used, illegal, was not the correct choice.

I thought it was interesting to find that the more succesful wholesalers share many of the same methods.I was just reading a lot of the posts in the wholesaling blog on this website.

I think I might have answered my own question.I went the kw website and found it frustrating as a "client"Prudential site is very easy to navigate and don't feel I need to sell my soul to get info.Granted I myself never use their sites to find any of my properties....but Internet presence is crucial.also when I asked for CMAprudential's format was very easy to read, and KW wasn't.

Both deals were taken from the front page of Dave Van Horn’s website.

I've been browsing BP for months now and reading up on a lot of aspects of RE investing and I just want to say this website is full of great info and people that really enjoy helping and I thank you for that!

I just was amazed to find no record of this "Business Tax" beings the county website says they will impose "substantial penalties" for not having this receipt.

Steve Might,Yes, you can go to the assessor's website and base it from the percentage.