Some where along the line we stopped teaching money in high school.

I have approx 36 employees finding properties that are priced at 50% of market value and below.I have methods of turning these properties in less than 30 days.I do not enter into any of these investments unless the risk is extremely low.The last deal I did had a 1900 % ROII'm working on one now that should Net 100% in under 30 days.I have over 9 years investing and am on a roll that will not stop.

I can get a refrigerator to any of my units in about 2 hours.Fridges don't go out very often, and I've never had one just stop with no warning.

People stop maintaining their property well before the house is taken from them.Good Luck,Mike

You can borrow against it's value, but that again will put you in an increased interest/principal paying position.Just my 2 cents...

I'm pretty determined to stop preparing to prepare and actually start taking action!

A preforeclosure sale [short sale] involves the sale of the property by the borrower to a third party for less than the amount owed to satisfy the delinquent mortgage, as agreed to by the lender, investor, and mortgage insurer.

The conventional mortgage wants the borrow to have invested the 20%.

Of course, you'd have the 4-5 things you'd desperately like to know about REO pre-written...and just go down the list.Make a point to drop a handwritten thank-you card in the mail that day...with your name...and a mention of the conversation....NO Business Card.Then stop by in the next 48 hours and meet him...shake hands...don't stay...just wanted to pop in and say "Hi"...but I do have a couple more question for my project, "could I call you later?"...

If you stop posting things that are ridiculous, I'll gladly not use that word again in relation to your posts.I do not have the actual investment details in front of me...You have no idea what I include in my own calculations, Fortunately, I have the details from one of the deals that YOU posted:$155,000 Duplex - Currently appraised for $165,000.