A short sale is a distressed sale- The homeowner wouldn't be selling if not under some pressure whether by being underwater or not being able to afford the mortgage- how you buy a distressed sale is irrevelant to the comps.An appraiser down the line only cares that it was a regular sale, foreclosure or short sale- how you paid for it doesn't matter in his evaluation of the property and past sale.

Nothing like a regular shingle removal lol...

I still have my professional business cards for regular daily use but c'mon we all know that most of the people at a sell-a-thon reia aren't ever going to do anything with your card.

Next is to get inspector thru and approved and get a partion wall on one end of the two bedrooms down there, complete with the closet and the regular doors for each.My experience using ANY fiberglass insulation has never been good,,,it acts like an air filter and then turns stinky.I have found code is one thing,,,long lasting operational function is most important.

In my experience, I've met regulars who look up leads on a regular basis for themselves or companies and have found a few of them who would be willing to send me lists since they do it regularly anyway.

I just need proof of funding so i look good for the short sale lender but I cant get proof through a regular lender. plus having a hard money lender is aslo like having cash,right?

So, if this goes through, would these people move back into their old homes, or put them on the market as regular sales, or rent them out and create a glut of rentals?

We have a few regular contributers with an international perspective!

Many regular agents who have been in the business are having trouble adjusting to the changing times.

I'm a full-time wholesaler in the Baltimore-DC and get those type of properties on a regular basis.