I have spoken with other national lenders as well that do 10% down, some charge a higher interest though but if the numbers still work and it can make the deal happen it is worth it.I always try to find the lowest down payment option, as long as it still cash flows, so there is more cash for other deals.

The seller, a national mortgage service company, as of yesterday has not provided the signed deed to their title company out in Texas that is working this, they've also not done the tax lien search. 

Thanks for the material and shedding light on horrible business practices across our nation. 

She's been kind of flying under the radar nationally.

(Notice I didn't name markets - but I think the Southeast will be weak for a while yet and again lead the nation in bank failures).I also seriously doubt that we will witness hyperinflation - at least the kind where we observe people hauling wheelbarrows of cash around.My guess is that at some point we will witness accelerating inflation that will last for several years --- kind of a creeping acceleration.

I was influenced by the many posts on whether an investor benefits from getting a brokers license and recently completed the classes and state/national exams.

Hopefully, BP Nation will get a taste of some profit via donation.

I wanted to thank the "BP Nation" for all the advise.

Unfortunately as others have pointed out getting people who are IN THE POCKETS of the health insurance and drug companies is not going to get US and answer.It's a pity that a country that prides itself on being THE GREATEST (sorry, maybe 30 years ago, but not anymore) that so many, pay so much for such poor results.Of course when (IIRC) 3 of the Republicans running for President can (with a straight face) raise their hand and say I DON'T BELIEVE IN EVOLUTION, it does not bode well for getting accomplishing anything requiring rational thought, scientific explanation, or common sense.For a nation that likes to constantly make fun of the French, we sure could take some lessons from them!

I have the opportunity to buy 200 spec homes built by a national builder.