It does not, that I could find quickly, allow you to cross search comparable properties.The property not being listed in MLS does not prevent the agent or any other agent from pulling up comps close to the subject property.

It's just not enough cash to get going except for buying a guru course,wholesaling,investing in a small pool of funds etc.I am not trying to be insensitive but even though I love my profession I am not the Red Cross and want to make the most return of the use of my time as possible.

Better study up on note buyers and laws in your state to be sure the i's are dotted and t's are all crossed.

It is considered fraud because the borrower has materially misprepresented the risk to the lender to obtain more favorable loan terms.I didn't even bother looking for the IRA/ERISA issues.It was a bad plan right out the gate; I figured that I was skating around the borders of what's legal.

Take that one off your list by maybe cross running the number tough the internet phonebook of your choice or see if any of your records contain it.

The heavy traffic jam areas in Austin are the I-35 cross the downtown and the loop 1 bridge cross the town lake.

Also, I believe that they crossed the property boundary when they erected this fence/retaining wall behind out house (we intentionally built a foot in from our 'staked' property line when we erected our fence on the back prop line.

Sometimes the white pages will show you a previous address which is a good cross check.

I have a vacancy coming up that I listed on Craigs List. I've had lots of response and will be showing it Saturday. Here's my question: A guy calls me. He already lives in the neighborhood and loves it. He tells ...

I have tickets to the final four...so I have my fingers crossed they don't fool around a lose a game in the tourney!