Are you finding that your buyers/sellers/investors are more or less knowledgeable then they might have been before the whole bubble/blow up?

The whole assigning a contract (Subprime lender) mentallity is off the tableFraudulent and or inflated appraisals and the likes created a sizeable chunk of what we are seeing as a whole in the housing crisisI would seriously doubt Wachovia or any of the top tiered banks would still allow itI am curious which "federal law" it is that dis-allows selling a contract?

Since I don't fall inlove with my investments, the whole experience frustrated me.

However, this whole moving-the-house business is bringing up a bunch of new issues.a) We've found a lot close by that has a junker single-wide and a blown septic system.

I guess me being a big guy helps at 250lbs, but I carry the 40cal and had the 45 cal full size Glock for two years now and it has never been discovered in a holster on the right side of my body.

I am still rehabbing but as you know the retail market isnt doing so well but hey I am buying properties a whole lot cheaper (big smile on my face).

I have been interested in real estate my whole life, started reading about it the past few years and I have been thinking about getting more serious over the past couple of months.For me, wholesaling sounds like a great way for me to get started part time and make some cash.

If you want somebody to spend some time with you, talking about the whole REO deal in Pittsburgh, feel free to call me anytime at 412-320-9525, and do it before the G-20 Conference, because after that, there's no telling how many properties will be left.

In order for me to achieve my goal of homeownership, I am going to have to be very creative in finding an affordable place that is somewhat close to my place of work.

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