I don't have any hard numbers or statistics, but I'm under the general impression that a lot of the NINJA loan officers from 2005-2007 are currently hanging out both at used car lots in the F&I office, and on campuses slinging stupid student loans to teenagers (nineteen is nineteen).

I kind of got the impression from an investor on youtube that he bought through the bank and then refi-ed through the bank as well.  

I've not worked with paneling before, but I watched it done on another house and I was impressed. 

At least that is the impression i was under. 

Short sale would be a fantastic approach however I am under the impression that most banks require any property approved for short sale to hit the MLS for a period of time prior to accepting any offers.    

Not yet a pro member, so you cant see my profile pic lol.Anyone bought any loans with Madison, I tried "wholesaling" one in OHIO, but people kept saying it was an old asset?

It is paramount that MLS and marketing photos are superb and eye-catching, and that is what I provide for my home staging clients.That all important first impression is now made on the internet where its been estimated 90% of home buyers start their search for their new home.

Qualify a few worthy Investor Buyers via a Valuation Profile as to their individual needs.

I think I was too scared to answer the phone at first :) How would you say that you give your business the impression of being a reputable real estate firm?

One newer member even has the "In my own words..." section of their profile written by referring to themselves in the third person (and by their first name) - I encourage you to not follow that approach!