I have called everyone* that appears to be selling an investment type property or renting a property in the paper.What I always get are people who get it (REI and wholesaling in general) a little, but they are a company that holds several apartment buildings, and nothing smaller than maybe a 20 unit.OR, I get people that have a handful or 1 SFH rental, who do not get it at all.

i don't have much experience, especially with reo's, but i do have a lot of free time to be handing out questionable advice...

Hand out objective, written information on a listing or rental;20.

but even then, i've met a handful of agents that had been in business for awhile, and didn't seem to know anything besides how to fill out the trec contract...

It would not be good for that to fall into the wrong hands.

The only time the bank will even know that a property has changed hands is when new insurance is drawn on the property.

I, on the other hand, broke my leg on the first day of a new job; needles to say that by the end of the sixth month, our neighbors fed our children and the only food we could actually afford was ramen and spaghetti with nothing in it, even butter or ketchup).

Most condos in ski resorts, which is what I'm most familiar with are owned by private owners who use them 6 weeks a year of so, the rest of the year they are rented out to skiers through a resort housing rental firm.Generally when these change hands it is FULLY FURNISHED.A problem that I see in most situations is that on a $200K house the furnishings are likely to run $10K minimum and I don't believe a lender is going to lend on that.

Looks like it could be helpful, but, like so many people, they want to stick their hand in your wallet.

I'm just looking to network online a little bit, I mean if mostly everybody is online looking for real estate and properties, why not be there and give them a helping hand right.