You may, however, wish to consult with the Department of Housing and Urban Development to determine their rules regarding real estate sales and the arranging of FHA loans.

If you are comfortable with what you wear, you will project yourself in a better light, and even if you are a little rocky in the experience department, the seller won't hold you to a higher standard than if you came in there suited up.

Jot that down, throw a search in google, call them up and then ask to speak to the companies "REO Department".

It does a good job of explaining the main concepts and how different states operate using 1 of 4 major methods.

I know a lot of people that have had major health setbacks but managed to not lose their house.

Here are a couple quotes from the NM Department of Taxation and Revenue:[b]Q: What type of deed does the Property Tax Division issue for property purchased at tax sales?

I want to be able to focus my efforts in other areas of my business but find myself wrapped up on the phone the majority of the time.

Still in college, majoring in finance, trying to gain as much knowledge as possible.Looks like a great forum!

But the prosecutors at the department of professional regulation or someone sueing you for it - which like the others say is unlikely, to which I agree - can probably get you with the technicalities of the law.

The "comfort zone" for the majority of ARV based hard money lenders is 65-70 ARV...75 ARV is achievable, but some of the investors require cash in on the deal...Regards,Scott Miller