Although it appears redundant to undertake such a procedure since the buyers will most likely have their own home inspection services before deciding to buy a home.

The mortgage giant will sign month-to-month leases for tenants who live in Fannie-owned, foreclosed properties.Fannie expects the program to initially help 4,000 renters.

I've outsourced many things on those sites including graphics, scripts, and programming.

Very few banks have programs set up to manage their foreclosed property (which is costing them millions), but some do (I believe Fannie and Freddy are two that do)... try to connect with the bank directly and see if you can work out an arrangement.It's a bummer, but I wouldn't waste my energy pursuing anything in court.

I'm mentioning this because the property you buy may not appear to need any repairs now, but you never know when a bigger-ticket item will reach out and bite you.

Are the locks they sell as easy to use as they appear to be on their website?

(10-12% interest, low LTVs and every other security protection I can provide) Thanks for what appears to be a great site so far and I hope to meet and network with many of you!

You want to be careful not to describe wholesaling as brokering, because any type of brokerage requires at least a real estate license.Wholesaling in practice can appear very similar to brokering but again the difference is the wholesaler is utilizing an equitable interest in the property while a real estate broker/agent is utilizing agency laws.Now Minna, net listings are not illegal in all states, but they are very touchy.

Just wondering if anyone out there has any thoughts about LOS programs.

Here are my observations:1) You have to get a bigger discount, whether you're wholesaling or not2) There appear to be fewer buyers to wholesale to now who have cash, so work harder at building a list of real players3) Private lenders are a little more wary of loaning on real estate, but you can just show them in more detail how you buy at big discounts and they understand.