It's a non-profit organization that partners with companies like Bank of America and Citigroup.And, for reference, their default rate on loans is less than 2%...making them MUCH more efficient and successful than any for-profit lender or financial institution I've ever heard about.Here's the link to the 2010 event I'm guessing you're referring to:http://www.examiner.com/mortgage-in-atlanta/naca-event-draws-thousands-to-gwcc-seeking-foreclosure-relief

They need to be banned and the anti-trust laws should be brought to include the suppliers of labor organizing themselves.Bryan, regarding Indian wages.

Over the course of the last several years my list of contacts has grown.

One other thing...get organized.

I recently had an REO under contract. We were waiting for the bank to return signed contracts. I actually scheduled my inspector to come out before we had the signed contracts back. Signed contract came back and as it...

To make a successful short sale business, you must systematically have an organized process in which things happen.

They need to know when to move on a property.I guess you could say a knowledgable, business like, investor that is a good communicator and can act on acceptable deals.They need to be organized, to the point that they can meet if something pops up, and have their financial ready to apply for financing as needed.

I think some generation Yer's like myself who have grown up in the burbs are tired and bored of the burbs.

He doesn't do screenings or collect deposits, though; I must return for that.Seems to me that the longer you're away from this business the more of a 'management organization' you'll need in place.

They are conducted by the Trustee named in the Trust Deed, which is usually an for profit organization, or paid person.