After I thought about their statement a little bit more I e-mail them and asked them for the terms and conditions of the policy.

Also be ready to check your email frequently and respond to their requests quickly.Regarding fees, some is the guaranteed origination fee, some is for the appraisal, then keep in mind you'll also have to pay beyond the down payment an escrow amount and prepaid interest.The rate you get depends on your credit score and what term you get.

Your furnaces and houses just aren't built for that, I'd imagine.

Also, perhaps there aren't enough investors in the system here in socal.The software also does other things very well like keep track of your leads and email them.

Unfortunately many do not meet my criteria as a rehabber, but if there are that many deals in my competitive market, I'd imagine there are even more to be found in yours.

Can you imagine her tearing up this childhood home?

I'd imagine there are really big buyers who have the ability to gobble up alot of properties but what about smaller investors who can maybe only buy one a year or so?

Try an "ip/config release" or reboot your computer send your self an email from your personal email on your phone with a link to a biggerpockets forum.

I don't know when I signed up for this (or if I ever did), but Bid4Uproperties is based in AZ, and they send out emails in respect to wholesale properties and auctions.

Keep everything accessible online (cloud storage, google docs, email account, tablet always on you, whatever..), write down things as soon as your think of it (I use OneNote on my microsoft phone, or there are plent of free apps..), and set calendar reminders as soon as the thought is in your mind.These processes have saved me in both my 9-5 and my real estate investments!