I talked with that individual today, sent them an e-mail with all the info I had and it could potentially work out to be a referral fee if one of them pans out.

That way, if it doesn't work out with that realtor, you move on to another without any obligations to the one who didn't cut it.

I'm just going to contact my creditors and and work out a payment plan where i would pay something (i'm thinking maybe 20) per mth to at least get the ball rolling and get those negative items back in good standing.

Uh, no, it doesn't.If your family will put up with it, changing houses every two years can really work out well.

I know a few of them work together but I have had good luck with *******.com, reotrans.com, reoworld.com, and reomac.com.I think if you expand your options something will for sure work out.

They tend to be territorial which makes it nice and takes the guess work out of whose working the area the most efficiently.Good luck.

If the numbers can work out as in Jon's example than I think you'd have a pretty solid plan and YES you should start seeking out lendors for your refi asap.

You know the stuff that is underwritten by Fannie or Freddie and requires a proctology exam (on you) to get through underwriting.The other approach is to tap into small local banks who routinely lend money for real estate investments.

There probably isn't a whole lot you can do if the buyer goes behind your back to work out a deal with the first wholesaler.

So, I went through the routine.