It's like England circa 1985, and all the punks walking round just add to the effect lol!

Chris Funk talks about bandit signs and tickets some here: http://flipvestors.com/Wall/ChrisFunk/investor-chris-funk-houston-txMy guess would be that they are going to be a lot less strict outside of Houston proper.

Keep bidding and don't sweat the ones that get away.

The trick is sorting through stuff to figure out what interests you the most and finding someone that can help.I'm a Round Rock guy so those areas aren't really in the meaty part of my strike zone.

Banks are probably sued everyday for deceiving the public or other unfair business practices, you'reusually dealing with someone who has no personal dog in the fight and they just don't care, so if an employee brushes over something, since they feel they can get away with it, and if they should have been acting prudently or if the break they law, you can zap them!

Nooo.....they were trying to find out who to write the tickets to!

But to get away from the realty commission and back to the assignment fee, or whatever you want to call it...Yes, I am interested in knowing more about what I can/can't do and how to do it.

A round trip ticket to Tulsa is $300.

It's like getting a ticket for driving 75 in a 50 mph zone.....must be driving is illegal!

I think you can learn more and get more accurate and up to date information from investors really working in the market.I would save the $$$ (I forgot…you are ticketing in Australia…$$$$$$$!)