Since they live there, they make friends with some tenants, enemies of others...basic personality issues.

I don't buy into the whole getting money injected into your bank account basically on auto pilot.

(I don't really want to request that I select the closing firm to the selling bank now that it's at this point)Would I be right in saying that the actual selling bank basically thinks they are selling to me but on closing day they will see that Mr.

There is conflicting wording in the various areas here, but you have it from the big guy himself, right there, they retain NO ownership interest in articles.But, there is, in my opinion, a more basic flaw in their article guidelines...May not contain any links or images within the body of the article.Articles on the web build upon other articles and content on the web, without being able to cite sources, with links, it is impossible to verify the content in an article or even review the sources the author relies upon.

As investors we need to keep the basic rules of investing at heart and not act in fear.

I have a guy in my area that will pay me up to $1,000 per short sale lead, I have to get their basic information, which requires meeting with them mostly, bank contact and balance owed, etc., and he won't deal with war zone areas or condos.

If you do it on an ongoing procedure than you will build a safety net into your plans.

I have been a Title Examiner and Director for over 7 years now handling many of the title processes from the basic re-fi's, to purchases, short sales, HELOC's, and reverse mortgages, taking loans from what we like to call 'from soup to nuts'.

Marketing by direct mail allows you to do this as well as to establish a relationship with the prospect before they even meet you.The basic principles of direct mail are simple.

I don't want any legal trouble up front.My other concern is safety/securing of the site.