I worked construction last season until October, Make about 6 grand a month GROSS, now Im going back to it this summer for 6 months then I am going to work on the oil rigs in the winter months,If all goes well I will have made over 110K gross in the next year..My question is I have no credit, Can I gain enough credit in the next year and only have worked with my company for one year to obtain a mortgage?

One of the realtors for one property hadn't responded to my realtors phone call to gain access into the property; because of this, I waited a half an hour for the realtor to call back.

For example: I'd like to buy a home that's appraised at 800,000 for a discounted price of 710,000 and simultaneously assign it or (sell it) to a ready buyer at 800,000 realizing that 90,000 gain without even getting a loan myself.

I wish I had paid a bit more attention.

@Joe, thanks for the book recommendation, I'm eager to gain more confidence through knowledge.

Big ticket deferred maintenance requests will be made, more inquiries about exterior appearance will be brought to your attention, and there will be greater interest in monthly vacancy reports than normal.

I believe that in most cases, you wouldn't got through the seller anyway -- that's what title insurance is for.I don't know the nuances, but I *believe* all our sales after getting a special warranty deed were with general warranty deeds, but I never really paid attention (and there was certainly never any issue with my buyer or my buyers' lenders).

Currently I am using Zillow and Trulia to look at comps, but I am finding this increasingly inadequate.I am looking for a way to gain access to the MLS without registering as an agent.

Even after a satisfactory credit check, a potential buyer who currently lives in the home should still pay attention to any warning signs that would indicate that the seller is in financial distress.

You'll gain priceless experience.