I will admit though there are less and less brick and mortar business and a lot more home businesses or internet places which could be trouble.

i have been looking at getting into the real estate investing with buying rental properties and everywhere i look seems like a good deal but i would like to know if there are any certain ways you determine if what your getting is actually a good deal or going to be a bust?

There is only so much I can do or say over the internet.

It is a system (technology) that was developed and branded as a product to assist consumers in analyzing their personal credit file in order to determine the most effective and efficient way to optimize their credit rating and obtain their financial goals.

In 2003 Jerry Springer represented American media in the UK (thank God that is changing due to the internet and technologies lol).

But if you're determined to buy this specific one, you'll probably be disappointed.As far as the proof of funds, get a pre-approval letter (not pre-qualification letter) from your lender.

I have no problem wasting hours at work surfing the internet about things that have no value except maybe rarely on Jeopardy.

An appraisal picks three or four comps, adjusts the values, and determines a value.

Real estate investing is not an internet business.

Have the funds placed into a bsuiness account, LLC, etc and use that bank statement as your POF.Option 3: Don't do these deals until you have funds to show a POF.Banks are determined to see these nowadays on MLS REO properties.