Only the majority, by percent interest, need to approve the sale.

They can pretty easily get within about 500 bucks of their final bid about 95 percent of the time.

do you add a certain percent of what you paid for the furniture and if you don't sell the house with the furniture what do you do with that?

I do not even know the differences in these types of things.I would over my lifetime however want giving back as part of my legacy and small imprint on the world.

You will never see another market like this again in your life time and yes there will be tons of new Warren Buffets made in the next few years...

I will be borrowing with a 50 per cent loan to value ratio hopefully, and I have $150K of cash, so I was thinking of buying 4 properties of approx $75K each once I borrow 50% - which may be difficult with a lender, I'm not sure but I have a job and assets in Australia which hopefully will be taken into account.

When you read the book, you will understand why I am a lifetime "rag picker"

Also with all of the foundation repairs I have dealt with, they come with a life time transferrable warranty.

There were 830,000 completed foreclosures in 2011, and through October, we are running 17 percent below last year's level.

Thom I would like to go off topic if I can, why did the seller of the 8 units want to sell if he only got 5 percent down and I'm assuming it was cash flowing?