Instead, he likes office properties.Two commercial real estate companies he named on Wednesday's show are Equity Office Properties Trust (EOP - news - Cramer's Take) and Vornado Realty Trust (VNO - news - Cramer's Take).

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I found this an interesting article that I thought I would share from Inman News.

Since I've learned to use collection agency/furnisher of information violations of FDCPA/FCRA law as leverage to get my credit report cleaned up, I've learned to feel comfortable using the law in general to my advantage.Your post clears up why I want to learn more about wholesaling properties.Thanks.

Pretty sure that this is not a good long term strategy and that it could easily backfire.But with the prevailance of flipping shows and news articles about it, it just makes it seem like everyone is doing this.I'd like to hear if it's the same everywhere or do DC and I happen to live in areas where there isn't too much going on.To me that would seem like a good thing.NavyDoc

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Just to name a couple.As to advantages......there's access to mls and other reports to find great deals.

Items such as points, attorney fees, appraisals, credit reports, prepaid interest, homeowner's insurance, title insurance, and reserves the lender collects for future taxes and insurance.

Again, once we come up on his radar, I'm fully expecting a negative report because we advocate highly leveraging long term holds and think Neg Am loans (if we're still able to get them) are a good tool for someone who knows how to use them.

You do not want that where you are today.Zillow does not take a full look into which properties were bank owned ect.I would get an appraisal done or a few free comparable reports from diffrent appraisers if they allow this in your state.Check out the rental option though and see where the market rents are.