As the investor in the middle of the seller and the end buyer, are there any closing costs associated with the investor?

It is a time management issue so trying to get my head around how best to use the facility.Originally posted by "biggerpo":Originally posted by "REI":I would also like to enter more than one address at a time.

dont know where you are in ca, but get into a local apartment owners association.

This question about fireplaces may become relevant as I head into my first big rehab - older historic home, 4 fireplaces currently blocked which may or may not become functional.

But, I believe the time period from NOD (called NED - notice of election and demand here) to the sale has been lengthened and the owner redemption period has been eliminated.JonThanks for the heads up Jon.

They asked me for what level of person would qualify using an A to F scale with associated credit scores.

I'm up here in Chicago buying, tending to the club which I'm in the process of installing an associate organizer who lives here, and working on a JV that's a big real estate investing event.I used to post here awhile back, but due to some issues I took a long hiatus and let my old username (which was my real name: Paul Strauss) go.

So bottom line I'm very much in way over my head right now.I was looking at the short sale route and am talking with my realtor about such, problem is in the sub prime market everything is soft right now and there's TONS of foreclosures here in Houston to pick from.

When I saw the post heading I had to reply since I graduated from Middle Tn State many years ago.

Here are the keys to using a birddog: figure out what kind of real estate you want and be specific (ex: 4-plexes in worker class neighborhoods and no association fee).