What kind of properties are you making bids on?

with that kind of liquid cash you should be able to get a killer interest rate anywhere you go.

If someone would be so kind as to point me in the right direction, I would be forever grateful.

Before you do any kind of buying you need to research your area and get a feel for home prices and how long things sit on the market, what houses sell the fastest (#of beds, # of baths, etc...) and some other things.

Very familiar with Tracy, Modesto, Riverbank, Oakdale.What kind of help are you looking for?

Don't necessarily hang out as in post a lot but I check in a lot, so here are some of my fav's: A bit of a car fan so: bimmerforums.comtheautolog.comnewyorkmotorclub.comOthers: entrepreneur.comallrecipes.comwikipedia.comzillow.comcnn.com <-- not my primary news sourcelinkedin.com youtube.commyspace.com :shoot: nasza-klasa.pl <-- it's in polish kind of like myspace lol..O and: http://zfacts.com/p/461.html :crying: Have visited DYI and will most likely be spending more time there too.Many others but these are the top ones.

If they are unable to get the amount your loan is for, are they by law authorized to come back after you for any kind of balance they might have lost in the sale of your home?

I've been renting out places for the last 10 yrs and have never done any kind of checks on people.

Of course with that kind of number you're just jerking your own chain too.With an owner that's already asking above comps I'm not too sure you're not wasting your time anyway.

mix it up and you won't get bored..try classes like spin class or kickboxing or brazilian jiu jitsutrain for a mini triathalon so you have a purposepick up some sports to get in shapethere are all kinds of things you can do besides go there week after week and lift weights