They are considerably cheaper and if several months down the road you decide real estate investing isn't for you, then at least you won't have a $5,000 credit card bill.

Please post deals in the proper forums once you have met the 10 post requirement.

I have only tried Firefox other than Explorer and I had trouble with some sites working properly with Firefox.

Again it will boil down to the loan policy and how the bank wants to structure the transaction, but it's a matter of loan classifications initially.Going this route on yoiur own without a committment from your lender can put you in a pickle as Susan pointed out above, so talk to your lender and give them a good reason why you need to close in a week (I closed a deal on the second day but had to have alot of favors done to do it but generally, even a cash deal done properly takes more than a week, so what's the rush?)

The only problem is I don't have the startup capital to properly advertise and keep myself afloat while I'm putting 100% of my effort into taking off.

For the money you do need, have the guts to put it on credit cards.

A very few counties have online bidding and they take credit cards.

ThanksWell it all depends on what you have in mind for instance if you wanted to buy a pre-foreclosure than I would say the post card.

And remember to wear a respirator, and have proper ventilation, wicked stuff.

-with the main one being the one I have on my REI business card.)