In just a few years, Lone Star’s mortgage servicing firm, Caliber Home Loans, has grown from a bit player to a major force in the market for distressed mortgages.An examination by The New York Times of housing data and court filings, as well as interviews with borrowers, lawyers and housing advocates, revealed a pattern of complaints that Lone Star was quick to begin foreclosure proceedings, whether the firm had bought a delinquent mortgage at a federal auction or directly from a bank.Take Charles and Pamela Hubbard of Sacramento.

Here is the link to the replay of the interview with Darren Sager and Brandon Turner.Brandon stepped in to help with some technical issues I was having, thanks Brandon!

try to find an investment group in your area or a local reia group Interview the investment group and you will know what is involved 

Recently I passed the real estate exam and in the process of interviewing brokers.

Of the PM's that I interviewed initially, all had a flat fee renewal rate (I think $300 was actually the highest if I remember correctly).  

I was introduced to your site by Paula's affordanything.com podcast interview which I listened to about three weeks ago.  

A CPA would analyze fraud indicators, reconcile statements, interview people in the process under review, and then analyze the evidence in hopes of catching inconsistencies.

I'm going to show the place today and after a quick interview on the phone I think this person would qualify with flying colors.

You can see the interviews on our website.Anyways, if you're interested in connecting with other overseas investors, feel free to drop me a line.Hope all is well ^^

Pick 3 or 4 and interview them.