i have a real estate background and just started a foreclosure real estate investment company. looking forward to participating on this forum and learning from experienced investors across this country. i've attended about 5 public courthouse auctions so far. unfortunately, i missed out on my first property by about $900, but i didn't want to exceed my maximum bid. currently, working on a spreadsheet and analyzer program to help with analysis and decision making quickly and easily.

I will say that it does not come right off the bat, it takes a lot of participation and effort on your part, but the fruits of your labor WILL in fact be rewarded if you apply yourself here.Rich and I are just another example of how coming to this site and creating business relationships and partnerships is so advantageous, you would be a fool to not get involved.Rich and I now offer to fund all of the short sale investors here on BP and abroad.

Which kind of financial institution is best suited to approach for something as this, or is the land financing market just a no go at this time?

I don't particularly care to point at any one individual or post, since there is a group who participate in this "off topic" activity.Sorry for hijacking the thread for this post.

Sometimes, that means taking whatever amount that the first position lender permits.Now, since in the case you present, the first position lender would be paid in full, they will not participate in the short sale.

With a caveat, local and regional banks will do more with their money then institutional lenders.As we all know, strategy and planning is the most important part of the loan process.

Tell us about the types of deals you've been involved in thus far.Jump in and start participating and you'll see that this is a great place to meet some fantastic people!

Finding the balance and of course participating instead of just selling is the key.

The major deciding factor for me not to "invest" in my RDPD education was the lack of any substantial testimonial throughout the Internet from folks who have "invested" and participated in the Advanced Wealth programs.

If it's all properties, you don't need an addendum to assign a contract if you're dealing with a non-institutional seller and a buyer that isn't using a Realtor.