I had one BPO where they sent a photographer out to take pictures, and I had to make him promise to give the agent the docs.

I'm just wondering if my numbers are that promising or If I should just pass on this deal and avoid the headaches.

This means that if you don't pay as promised on your loan, they can foreclose on the property and it becomes theirs.

When I keep in mind that we chose to have these problems and solving them can make a better future for us and our children after us, it calms me down and helps me think more clearly, not just react to the fear of the moment.In my opinion, that's much better than having problems forced on you like no retirement if social security is bankrupt when we qualify for it or someone has raided the pension fund we relied on and now we have nothing but the minimal government guarantee instead of what we were promised.

Now . . . for the FTC to regulate all the other fake testimonials so we can get to the real truth!

Entice them with the promise of a double dip if their buyers offer anything close to full price.

You need to be very organized, have a plan, and get promises in writing.Many of these folks will suck you in telling you that they can settle your debts for a fraction of the real balance owed.

I do BP, not to sell anything, but hopefully to share experience that will help posters to succeed and avoid pitfalls.I promise to be good in the future.

Do they make any promises or suggestions for a time frame for you to become wealthy?

On the fence, call whoever is in charge and promise to get the fence painted as son as it dries out.