A singer in a rock and roll band, hair like David Coverdale and pipes like David Lee Roth (hey - it was 1989... what can I say?)  

I then started thinking after seeing so many variations of lenders foreclosing, which ones may be easier to deal with.In my search I found Ocwen (that I hear nothing but bad news about in BP forum), regular banks like Bank of Mellon, Wells Fargo, Deutsche Bank, and others that are are more local to my area.All of the lis pendens I found I know are not all short sales but because they are in the foreclosure process, I'm wondering how to approach the owner or bank after looking at this list of properties.It doesn't seem to matter about whether it's a short sale or already at the 'almost-end' of the foreclosure process (when the bank gets the property) that it takes a long time because of so much red tape processing.

Thanks everyone on Bigger Pockets You Guys Rock!

They will say “Yes, the deal rocks” or “no, you have a lot to learn,” or something in between.

Red flag for me is when the hoa fees are so cheap like this one.  

Not everyone goes to the store to purchase those bright orange and black for sale signs or red and white signs with a nice stand to lift the sign off the ground.

No money to "fix it up" for rental income.I'm stuck in quick sand, below mud, between a rock and a hard place!

Although I've not taken it I'm certain the content is rock solid.

I hadn't been monitoring these calls, because I expected him to be rocking and rolling after our training and training wheels period, and continue to build his skills. 

My question to you guys is, do you think yellow letters and red ink still work better than just writing with black ink pen on ruled notebook paper?