You did not put any restrictions on the ideas.Note that you claimed that you recently diid a big deal and will be getting perpetual checks.

Tax accessed at 70K, area comp's 68 to 112 all on the same road.

Some investors use the net plus pay for a skip tracer as some have access to professional databases that are closed to the public.

I often will use gotomypc to login to the XP machine to access this site from the win 2000.

When I left my last asset management job, I left over 100 voicemails that no one had access to.

BP has a policy of limited access to the PM facility until you have posted 10 times.

Dollar,One of the reasons I am not licensed is because I personally found that being licensed was more restrictive versus not being licensed.From what you have said, I don't see why you would need a Realtor with what you are looking to do.

I have access to MLS, FMLS, as well as Redlink (a piece of software that lists deed transfers and URAR information).I just have a few questions that I would like to get some input on, because I'd like to get started with real estate investing within the next year or two.

This deal is not much money in terms of a loan, so I don't see why you couldn't do it that way, excluding any legal restrictions on the load.I'll let the mortgage experts weigh in on that point.Good Luck,Jason

I'm not sure what ARV stands for....He will pay us the cost of fixing up the property which was quoted to him by my Contractor at 35k, making a 15k profit for me and the other 20k will go to construction costs and subs. 44k to me as the Private Investor, roughly 15k Broker fees and the like.I believe, although I may have misconstrued my initial understanding, that he will buy back at 85 percent of Market Value when the year is up.The 89k is the money he is left after paying us our fees, where I believe I got confused, as my Mentor told me we would be "cutting" him a check for that amount.This leaves me wondering why with so much equity he could not access it and why he went into default.