Years as a Realtor, prior career, special skills, any experience as an investor?

We do not do basements so the septics are ground level.

Being legal and getting the deal closed is not the same thing.Consider making offers in the name of an LLC where you can sell the LLC rather than assign the contract.Or do deals at a level where you can afford to use hard money or a double close if you get too many acceptances all at once.John Corey

My skills are outstanding.

The fees follow the rules and regulations for real estate (Federal and State level).There is nothing magic about an REO deal.

That's right I said it; Even if the home has been on the market for 60 days, most asset managers approval levels are based on the current list price, which as you pointed out, is reduced every 30 days - most of the time.Unless its priced right we keep tabs on them until they get into a price range where its a buy.

But if you don't believe that you have the skill to make it happen, and you require the services of a Professional, then call a Professional and don't impead on them Earning what is offered through the MLS (which is a Contract).

The area doesn't appeal to me on many levels, but that doesn't mean it not a great place for someone else.

Note that when they ask about you answer but rather soon after come back to what you want to know.Try to leave a good impression based on your interest level and not your story.

Liquidity for investors in the higher LTV levels is not the infiinite playing field that it once was---but it is still available depending on a variety of circumstances unknown at this time.Regards,Scott Miller