I asked her about doing short sale deals outside of the partnership;she said that no other organization has the backing of the state's board of realtors and their processes and for me to use another's contracts is just me playing with fire.What do you think?

But make sure you do your bookkeeping and stay organized.

It's through these organizations that you will find these people.

I think it best to have someone who is part of your organization whom you can train yourself.

If it is a stong organization with liquid assets (like inventory) you should get something.

Just because we read a statute and a few cases that might demonstrate how it is applied does not mean it is ever cast in stone and is followed in all situations to that letter.

It's a non-profit organization that partners with companies like Bank of America and Citigroup.And, for reference, their default rate on loans is less than 2%...making them MUCH more efficient and successful than any for-profit lender or financial institution I've ever heard about.Here's the link to the 2010 event I'm guessing you're referring to:http://www.examiner.com/mortgage-in-atlanta/naca-event-draws-thousands-to-gwcc-seeking-foreclosure-relief

Marc, I would think that once you put your earnest money deposit in place, and set a date to close, that transaction is pretty much set, maybe not in stone, but certainly in solid ground.

They need to be banned and the anti-trust laws should be brought to include the suppliers of labor organizing themselves.Bryan, regarding Indian wages.

One other thing...get organized.