Distressed sales are unique, so are properties, to my knowledge there are no stats that do that comparison, except total sales that are usually public information on the MLS.Not sure what that would even tell you in a market area.

It is a very unique community.  

Mothers have a unique perspective and strength.

"Lonnie Deals-Then and Now" Each state may have unique requirements and "private" lending issues can't really be addressed at this time due to changes, anything that was current 6 months ago may not be in two months.

If this regards a Single Family Home, it is a daunting task indeed.I would suggest you contact the local REIAs in the area for some recommendations and take it from there.In the case of a Multifamily project your fact-finding becomes a whole lot easier.My first step would be to spend some quality time doing a Google search.Alternatively your Lender may come up with some suggestions; they just love it when you tell them that you intend to put professional management in place.That will narrow the field down to a handful of names.Most of the follow-up interviews can be done by phone.There are a lot of questions you want answered in those calls, and remember to ask for references.And yes, do check those references out.Hope this helps a bit.Louis Bergman

Note deals are not real estate transactions and all you need are good documents, agreements and a notary and then file again, you can do that yourself unless there is some unique state law addressing the transaction process.Where your compliance really comes into play is when someone has a loss arising from your dealings.

Stay active...I believe you can provide a very unique perspective on a lot of real estate investing issues!

Does your state have any meth task forces?

When they do, the rent stops and it's the LLs responsibility to get them to move, which can be a daunting task.

How would anyone ever post anything on the site if they were tasked with speaking for everyone.