We went to D.C for the weekend and he tried out the Zillow app as we walked through different neighborhoods and he liked that.

Good weekend.

We are currently networking in local REO's in the fort worth area, attended rich dad seminars and weekend workshops, and looking to do our first deal.

tell me about it. on the weekend of July 10th, 3 of my 4 properties the tenants moved out. one bought a house, one eviction, one disappeared.

If I could not contact them or had problems and they validated it I would get credited back that to me is a great policy.I actually still have monies in there if I need to use it.The information needs to be or should be current so it is usable to you as an investor so I guess obvious stuff.I much rather have somebody calling me but when starting out or being new to it I would imagine one would need to call to get those contacts.I'm looking to get into notes so hopefully the course this weekend will help me with that..

I guess the practice of law is recession proof, as none of them work on weekends. :)

This is the first year in many I can remember where I was watching NFL football each weekend rather than baseball.

It needs about two full weekends worth of work, but that’s ok I am not opposed to doing this.

In my area, the customary charge to close a transaction of that size would include:- Title Exam (about $150)- Title Insurance (probably less than $100)- Attorney Fees (between $400-600)- Transfer Costs (about $50-75)- Random Other Costs ($50-100)So, you'd be looking at about $700-800, which is the minimum you'll generally around here for any property less than $100K.As for calling agents on Saturdays, most agents work weekends, as their clients work most of the week.

Here's my situation--found an REO over the weekend newly listed on the MLS (2days).