It all depends on location...I have never done it, but in my area investors say they go for about $12,000 a monthHowever, you would be much better off spending $12,000 on highly targeted direct mail...it's better to have the rifle approach than the shotgun approach.

It is an incredibly simple concept.

I for one favour a more balanced approach.

As we approached the third date, we actually visited the clerk who told us that they had received the deed from the lawyers, but the check for the filing fee was $3 short, and the lawyers, rather than just coming in and paying the $3, had retrieved the deed and taken it back.

You are a lender and a 22 year old kid approaches you, well dressed, and prepared, but he has LONG HAIR.

I like the cooperative assignment approach the best.

I don't know who, how to approach a title company to provide me this type of service Any advice appreciated.

There's lots of discussion about both approaches here.Either one requires buying right, and that means significantly below retail prices.

Greed has gotten us where we are now and if you take a self-serving approach to your wholesaling, you will not be very successful.

Does this change anything up in terms of how I should approach the short sale?