Anyone want to share thoughts and/or insight on this?

The process is A-B and B-C. A

This is one of the reasons why I have not visited one of their meetings here in Austin, TX.

Does anyone know of a good REIA near Downey, CA.

If you would like to learn more about what I'm talking about visit Bill Gatten's website (www.landtrust.net) and browse their forum.

Very different place to visit.

I guess it depends on the area, but every REO in my area that has been vacant more then a month, which all have been because the banks move so slow, needs major repairs after the copper collectors have paid a visit.

As we approached the third date, we actually visited the clerk who told us that they had received the deed from the lawyers, but the check for the filing fee was $3 short, and the lawyers, rather than just coming in and paying the $3, had retrieved the deed and taken it back.

My parents house in CA has fallen 25% over the last year and a half yet it's still priced twice as much as it cost them in 2000.

Write up a cover letter explaining why you are visiting that banker and detail out your business plan for your rentals.