I have looked at numerous different offerings and they are always at least 15-20% more expensive.

@Bill Gulley,I came across an interesting situation the other day that may be amusing to you and informative to the members of this blog.The holder of a seller-financed note discovered numerous mistakes were made asked for my opinion.Whomever drew up the legal documents omitted a Deed of Trust.

The whole system is about $1,000, but you get guaranteed funding on wholesale back-to-back closes, unlimited POF letters 24/7, "wet funds" to close your 1st closing on the back-to-back closings, cash buyer's list, and much more.

I tend to go for the bigger rehab projects at this stage that others are scared of and the bank is eager to unload.Just yesterday I got an REO under contract in a neighborhood I have numerous rentals in.

So I wish to confirm now, yes, that event was interesting but left me with toes wet and dry over all.

The more I read the more enthusiastic i (we) get.I'm still in the very beginning of the RE learning process but (proven to have a stone bottom) I'll get those books down rather sooner than later and start acting..I see that BP community is all about helping each other in their efforts so joined hoping to get answers to my numerous newbee questions..I'm primarily interested in commercial rental property and hope to make it my profession eventually..That's my storyAlex

Excellent service and low cost.On our postcards, of course we have the WeBuyHouses.com branding and the 877-WeBuyHouses phone number (which we spell out for them numerically) AND we include the NAME of the investor and a LOCAL # that goes thru our phone system.

While technology may be trendy, the good old fashion personal touch can be much better for numerous reasons - too long to list here.Both my father and I use part-time workers.

I've actually thought of an owner occupied duplex or four-plex to get my feet wet in investing as well as property management, so I'll look more into it.

The more I look into REI, the more I cant wait to get my feet wet.