There is no job security.

I would like a little more thought on this…as to how does the whole thing work and how can we invest properly in pre-foreclosures to earn secure profits.

We don't have a clear estimate on how much yet.So my first question is which seems to have more potential assuming the numbers work on both.Second, are there such things as rehab "grants"?

When it comes to our money most of us want to learn to handle it by our selves.Or we let others who don't have any money tell us what is or isn't a good investment.This article is about finding someone to teach you how to invest in Real Estate.ARTICLE BODY:Real Estate Investing is known by most people to be the best and safestmethod of securing your financial future.

I would say it is having such a vast amount of money that you never have to worry about money again....that you don't have to worry if a property goes vacant because you have enough cash to cover the vacancy.It means you are secure enough to survive the tough times in the business.

`(B) SHARED APPRECIATION- `(i) IN GENERAL- The Board shall establish standards and policies that will allow for the payment to the holder of any existing subordinate mortgage of a portion of any future appreciation in the property secured by such eligible mortgage that is owed to the Secretary pursuant to subsection (k).

In addition to I’d always asked if there’s HOA upfront before I’ll consider checked out any properties which answer he gave me was no; took his words for granted again…Comes the escrow acceptance letter needed to be signed, the $45/mo HOA fee only then caught my eyes, I asked my agent what’s it about since I wasn’t at all aware of it up until this point, he then told me that’s just the escrow’s letter template, it doesn’t apply on the purchasing property.Nevertheless, I’d wrote “ N/A “ right next to that paragraph with his approval before I’d signed at the bottom of that page for the peace of mind.A couple of days later, upon calling the escrow to confirm they’ve everything they needed from me.

When you are looking for REO or foreclosed properties to flip, is it better to find the property first or secure your financing first?

(Granted I may regret it anyway) but I'm more of a try and fail rather than not try at all kinda person.Thanks for any advice.

Offer them a couple of dollars to go along with what is basically an accounting move on your part as their security is in no way lessened.