You really should be a writer: I could picture what you wrote in my head.

If I were the broker I wouldn't allow any, after all the Realtor's Association Errors and Omissions insurance kicks in only on deals run through the house.

After looking through countless web pages and talking with everyone I know it all seems to be coming together in my head.

If anyone is looking to fund deals for a nice return I would appreciate a heads up.

thanks for the info.heres a great r.e. info site. www.recenter.tamu.eduim a broker in College Station Texas.folks are coming here from all over because of the great values on property and Texas A&M University.you can search up to date listings from my mls site. type mikecutler.bcs.mlxchange.com or just click on my www icon at this site.i would be curious to compare foreclosure sales there with regular sales here.we have very few foreclosures in our area and usually they have structural problems or liens etc.I love to pay referrals (25%) for folks headed this way.Mike

My associates and I have the funds ready to get the money in your account, as well as the loan you are recieving payments for out of your hair.

Check with association regulating repairs.

Belong to several associations.

That little piece makes all the difference in the world when you're in over your head on something.

That's not good business for the agent.If you get the chance, you might want to read a bit about what the National Association of Realtors is doing to help ease tax burdens for home owners, to assist home owners obtaining affordable home insurance, levying with politicians to bring tax reform and property amendments to many areas of the country.I hope this helps you.