Kind of time consuming because you've got to click the link for each address to see owner information.

It's more common now that fewer churches own parsonages for pastors' housing.

Being that you have a steady job, I would probably say you might want to start in the buy and hold field before you try the more time consuming endeavor of flipping.

Some lenders will go up to 10 (which is the fannie/freddie limit), but fewer will do 5-10 than will do 1-4.With commercial type financing you don't have these limits.

It's difficult breaking into the field on the non-institutional side, because training is very time consuming and risky for the owner/appraiser.

I have 3 years of commercial and consumer lending experience prior to the O&G field.

I have looked on consumer's checkbook and found a few with high reviews but I am seeing if anyone has a really good recommendation for one they always use.

What's the most irritating or time-consuming part of the process?

Majority of leases 5,000 ft or less which indicates more start up with a higher likelihood of not lasting the term of the lease (but indicates improved outlook for consumer demand) and other observations like Craiglist ads heavily pushing the small shared office aimed at the long term unemployed deciding to create their own job by developing mobile apps and such.

If there are laws in CA about it, IMO the good people of WI will have even stricter laws about protecting consumers in foreclosure.Do not tell a seller you are planning to live in the house when you are not.