The homeowner claimed the house in still in really good shape, the tenant has been good at paying rent and even proposed a lease option to buy, and the appliances were all new and installed upon creation of this property.From this, I wouldn't imagine maintenance would be too much of a problem; neither would major replacements or repairs.

However, I agree that the tone, at times, was somewhat anti-capitalist / anti-affordable housing investor.The need for our product, affordable housing, has never been greater.

Some agents are just pushing product and it will sell whether they call you back or not.

I recently received an email about one of his products on how to purchase REO properties from the bank with Bad Credit, No Money.

Here is what it says on the home page now.btw: Does anybody know of any other insurance product that was offering the same thing - and that wasn't some affiliate of Aon selling their product?

One of the most common reasons is because the funds are already in a retirement plan and withdrawing them is counter productive.

SO DONT TRY TO BOTHER WITH ME saying "here is a nice product".

Not really hands on at all (especially if you have a servicer) and backed by a solid product.

to my BP wholesale king who texts and keeps me accountable for marketing and moving forward in conjuction with the other BP wizard whose product makes those calls come to the phone.To those who think it can't happen, don't give up.

The primary ones we use are:1) Sales site, has all of the pretty finished product to go buy2) Investor site, tells our story, our values, and how we treat investors.One is for buyers and the other is for investors.