Go back to school and get my a Master’s in History or International RelationsVolunteer moreBecome more politically involved at the grass roots levelTravel like crazyRide motorcycles all over the place (like Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman have done)However, I doubt I’d ever FULLY retire.

I doubt the owner is going to evict you when they are in foreclosure themselves.

It was a GREAT time of growth and productivity during which the USA made its leadership role in both industrialization and creative thinking absolutely cemented for almost 20 years (Johnson blew it to shreds, but it took a while to see the effect).We have yet to recover from "The Great Society" of Johnson's insanity, but we're about to embark on the finishing touches with the expansion of useless ideas pursued with non-existent money that will become "existent" when the future taxpayers try to pay just the INTEREST on the balances about to be created.And that's just the prelude to the short version of the summary.

But it is without a doubt one of the most "hands off" ways to make money with real estate.

If its 500, I doubt they will care one way or the other what value is put on it when refi'd, as long as the disposition net hits their numbers.

I doubt i will qualify for a loan so i decided that wholesaling is the way to go (even tho i know i wont enjoy it as much) ... would you recommend i still go ahead and try to wholesale or find a way to start buying rentals??

There is no doubt that Clinton's actions (or lack of them) caused the BIG money to be spent out of necessity, the only thing that this Bush could not do was to convince the world to give us some monetary assistance on what we had to do, like his father was able to do previously.

There is no doubt that loaning money to a company then stepping in and firing the CEO does not make a very secure foundation to be able to build any stability upon.That move alone has made it improbable that many investors will trust this administration.

Since this is unprecedented since the 20's I doubt that any models took this into account previously, but they will now.

If the deed of trust or mortgage contains a power of sale clause and specifies the time, place and terms of sale, then the specified procedure must be followed.If your trust deed does not include a power of sale clause (this is doubtful as they all do nowdays) then the rest of what you said applies.