Just because someone has a license to sell real estate does not make them all knowing, more knowledgable, or better negotiators.

I have a very silly question, and I came here, due to so much knowledge and information on foreclosure, and am hoping someone will respond back to me.

DON'T TRY TO GET RICH QUICK.Read, study, ask knowledgeable people, and ponder your future.

I'd say $5K or maybe a bit less is right in line, but I'm not an authority.As an example, if you had done your homework and had a knowledgeable partner you could get it under contract under your name and (as example) my name.

I'd suggest you read through the archives and gain enough basic knowledge as to be able to ask a meaningful question.

Hello to all -- decided to get involved here, as it is the first web site I have found on the subject of RE investment that appears to have experienced and knowledgeable investors who are willing to help others with their advice.

The process can be challenging for many consumers but you can benefit from the assistance of a trustworthy and knowledgeable person, such as REALTOR Michael Saad.

If there is anything more local knowledge could help with!....

AS A NEWBIE TO BP, I WENT TO YOUR WEBB SITE: DEALCLOSINGCHAMPION.COM AND WAS IMPRESSED BY YOUR LAYOUT, CONTENT, KNOWLEDGE AND APPROACH; I EVEN PRINTED IT OUT.HOWEVER, NOW...

If he's someone who's works in the recorders office and is using his inside knowledge (e.g., using the notice info before its publically filed), then that seems very underhanded.