I do understand your logic and while it makes perfect sence, it is legally and technically incorrect.

Your assumption is incorrect then.

This is not to say that Jon's answer would be incorrect (it would likely not be), just to show others who in particular have extensive experience in a specific strategy.How each member would be able to earn each badge - I do not know, perhaps a lot of the long time members who already are established, it would be easy for them to be assigned badges by Josh and company, while those that are not, I have no answer at this point.

To say that Flat Fee is the same as FSBO is simply incorrect.

If you have a dearth of leads you'll be trying to cram the few good ones down the seller's throat and you won't have the posture necessary to do deals on your terms.

Ask your title agent if they'd ensure the property on day 91, even without a new contract.My guess is that any/all of these avenues will indicate that your agent is either wildly incorrect, or is talking about an FHA restriction on resale.It would be a shame for you to have to lose several more weeks of underwriting time by having to write a new contract.

But, they'll all tell you that it's really hard work and the deals aren't just sitting around waiting for you to come along.Of course, if I'm interpreting anything you said incorrectly, I sincerely apologize.

I certainly dont want to burst anyone's bubble nor defend the folks you used however the Pre-foreclosure list is a tough list to send to and the absentee list is very much overused and frankly used incorrectly... 

Dawn - There was no malice intended by our politically incorrect comment.

Actually that is incorrect.