I have done work with FEMA, MEMA, and International Aid.

If they don't have the ability to keep them, pumping money into those deals is a band-aid-on-a-bullet-wound approach.

I'd definitely like to hear more about that product and when it will be available as well.I've been on the realflow site too and it seems like it's about the closest thing that would meet my needs but I don't like the monthly fee.

Whether it be battling the indians as we pushed our way westward, freeing ourselves from tyrrany with England and the French, battling our own political idealogies as in the civil war, fighting the spread of communism, aiding allies or protecting our interests we have been undaunted in our quest for growth and expansion.

He also said, "Kitchen Aid appliances, and don't expect "anything crazy" in the kitchen or bathrooms." 

If you're looking at large exchange-traded companies the market does a pretty good job of pricing assets and data can yield volatility, variance, etc. figures that would aid in establishing mathematical defintions of risk for a given asset.

Based on this information (and not in how much the property is worth or ARV calculations) What strategy would you recommend to get my offer accepted closest to my original $48K (plus fees will be around $50k)??

Sure, you and your closest 50 friends are not harmed by exposure to bleach.

she is "old lady" hot and uses michael jackson's facial surgery doctor.these shows are so stupid it's laughable. you can learn a thing or two.the closest thing to reality were those "property ladder" shows where regular joe's would try flipping a house.i find it laughable that none of these guys ever lose $ on a deal.

I feel getting a license would not only help with your flipping reputation, but would also aid the begining investor in the slow times and allow you to sub out your workers, make some money, and keep busy year around.Granted the long term goal is to flip more homes and I wouldn't have the time to sub out my workers as I would make more money on flips than contracting out.