I was driving out of town this past weekend and found a store called "Meier" - kind of like a Kmart.

It is illegal for the BK attorney to pay you for the leads or any kind of kickback.

I am interested in purchasing REO property in the area, and im trying to figure out where to start.How does one go about getting the jump on one of these kinds of deals?

In my brief time as a loan officer for a mortgage company, we usually wanted to see 2 years at a job, or at least 2 years in the same field.There used to be loan programs that would get around having to say what kind of job you have, but ever since the market has been going down guidelines have changed and its probably been about 6 months to a year since I have seen one work.

:mrgreen: If you guys are interested in doing some kind of thing for charity, I'm all for it!

If so how should the LLC be structured to give you the best protection and, what kind of insurance should you get to also protect you.

Why would you pay those kind of fee's, when you have 25K sitting in the bank?

People just don't want to throw down that kind of cash.Season tickets for the bears in my section is $850 per seat, but tickets are selling for $400 per seat per game online.

So, subtract your monthly mortgage cost and calculate how profitable they would be.Assuming they're not losing money I'd probably consolidate for a bit, not take on any more debt (of any kind), pay down all debt, but particularly pay off the SMALLEST loan.

What kind of return can you make on the condo vs whatever rental property you buy.