What if the steal my potential buyer right from under my nose.

But you hit it right on the nose.

She was a success even if it was doing something he turned his nose up at.

I don't think there's a better way to learn than to stick your nose in and learn on the fly.

So there are a handful every month, that would be good deals if nobody else showed up to bid...I choose to keep my nose out of those frenzied bidding wars, because that just causes you to end up over-paying.The real challenge, I find, is to locate the nuggets that won't end up having multiple bidders AND that will have been discounted enough by the lender with their opening bid.But I will answer your question directly now.

I'm surprised no one has just plain hit him.....like right in the nose.

Keep your nose clean and go to court.

The next time I post a question I will be sure to send in letters of recomdendations, testimonials, letters of thanks from the county, city, and anything else to show that I didn't just wipe my nose, buy a house and become a property manager.

But most investors would turn their noses up at that.One thing I've noticed in my search for mobile homes to buy is that often the poor pay more for less quality than your middle class person pays for a higher quality product.

Perhaps at that time you can thumb your nose at the credit compamies and just pay cash for what you want!