This will take the guesswork out the whole process and allow you to focus your energy.

In my experience, REO purchases are by far the way to go here in SO CAL as short pays take too long, have smaller chances of success, and the time and energy (and expense) you must put into them is often wasted by the bank's unwillingness to play ball.

Her caseworker is an extremely burned out woman who said any issues with the lease are between the tenant and myself.

On the other hand, if you are not going to put much time or energy into it then birddoging maybe better for you.

Do not try to learn them all, you will only burn yourself out.2.

Worked through the process of a complete loss on a rental which burned down.

Even if you have to pay the points (can be paid out of the BLOC) as long as the fees aren't too costly and the terms of the BLOC are competitive I would consider all options.It would be a time consuming task to go directly to all of the lenders when the broker who has had the experience with the lenders can save the investor the time and energy to guide you directly to the lenders that will approve you and not waste time.In my view it's all about finding the path of least resistance when it comes to obtaining BLOCs.

the Senator form Connecticut fights healthcare reform that could hurt the insurance industry and so the senator from Oklahoma who denies global warming in the name of the energy companies....and yes.

No one was hurt but the fire did some half-way serious damage, especially since the children's sitter tried to dump the burning grease down the sink.The insurance deductible is $500.Here's the question: My partner wants to charge the deductible against the tenant's security deposit.Anyone have any thoughts on this?

Take out LOTS of liability insurance in case one burns,,,generally dont give occupants enough time to get out of it,,,many die from heat and fumes.