That's a money loser to most investors.But there are some very good agents out there and a real estate transaction is quite complex you should have someone on your side; agent or attorney.

I would end up quitting my job because I hated it so much, not just the second one, but the first also, I am almost there.

I was just reading another post about a guy who had bad credit and wanted to quit his day job to then get started in REI - he needs to read this too.

So I am quite proud of that.

I can't tell you much, but I know my attorney who closes my deals for my foreign investors told me for the purchase side nothing is different, and it's quite easy.For selling it is a bit different, though still not too difficult.

This is the reason that most people quit this business before they make it big, because they can't handle the (often) disapointment.

I have contacted quite a few, and am in the process of deciding who I am going to go with.

:superman:not completely impressed by the Celtics Yet....... they may win.......BUT THE LAKERS will EAT THEM ALIVE

That is, I go to the table with the sellers, get a quit claim deed and then go over to the final buyer and provide him with a warranty deed, paying off all the liens on the property and walking out with the difference.

Nation, I don't think you quite understand the types of properties/sellers were talking about here.