IF that happens and the insurance companies can get away without paying on these houses if we end up having a problem we will definately end up in foreclosure.

Definition of Thinking BigMy generic definition would be "A defined process or business plan that, when implemented, will acheive a specific goal that would ordinarily seem to be well beyond the reach of one's resources, experience, or education".

Bottom line is that trust deeds are a security as defined by the Supreme Court (Money is invested in a common enterprise or endeavor, There is an expectation of profits and the profits will be forthcoming from the efforts of the promoter or third party) and means that all securities must be registered unless otherwise exempt.

Bryan, you will need to define diversification.

My generation has been conditioned on defined contribution plans and fiscal independence instead of reliance on someone else to do their investing for them.

My states defination for a mortgage broker is the following:21(a): "Mortgage broker" means an entity that obtains, attempts to obtain, or assists in obtaining a mortgage loan for a borrower from a mortgage lender in return for consideration or in anticipation of consideration.Since note finding does not relate to obtaining a mortgage loan for a borrower from a mortgage lender...then I do not need to be a mortgage broker in my state.But your entire blog discussion did not examine another very interesting law that relates to referral fees related to real estate related transactions.

If you can define the actions of a wholesaler as "brokering" then I could agree.

Im not sure what the deal with hud is but the same thing happend to me today,we posted a bid last night asking price was 13k i offered 12k my realtor seams to think since its a fairly new lising that hud wants to keep it on in hopes of getting over the asking..ive been trying to bid on houses for the last 2mths and ive been getting out bid now i find 1 cheap thinking im definately getting it but no i get canceled..so now im on the internet trying to find answers

It will better define the performance of your investment.

He didn't submit it to allow time for another to get their ducks in a row, or even worse, tole the bank nothing was going on to get the price drop and then pounced on it.I would definately turn it in to MLS and the Board, and to the State RE Commission to investigate, and to the bank, and to the local prosecuter to investigate it as bank fraud....assuming you can prove your offer was received.