Whether that be 1 or a 100, I will buy them if they hit my numbers, and I will be glad to pay them their full commission.

This doesn't mean we've hit bottom - the credit crunch wasn't in effect in July.On the other hand (and yes, I'm a positive thinker to a fault - I drive some of my colleagues crazy), I look at it this way: If foreclosures and home prices continue to get worse (and that may well happen), people are still going to need a place to live.

This is different than any other utility such as electric or gas.In other words, if the tenant doesn't pay the water/sewer bill, those charge are assessed against the property and must be paid by the owner.

I sub contract out the more serious plumbing and electrical.

I noticed an increase in hits at one of my sites and didn't know why.

My problem is after a divorce and some medical bills my credit has taken a big hit arond the 540 mark (ouch) is there a way i can get a bank or any other place to finance this deal for me so i can get my credit situation straight and not have to worry so much next time?

Reality will hit these folks and when it does the best advice I can give to anyone is...

From building a 2 story garage addon to our house (which i have done with only 1 other person.. from the framing to the roofing to the siding to interior), electrical, to computer programming, mechanics (building a 550hp street/strip car right now from the ground up knowing the in-and-outs of every aspect. give me a broken car and i will diagnose and fix it on my own), to multiple investing avenues.

Denver Area Real Estate MapHave patience, their web site is not the fastest.The summary is that low priced neighborhoods, prices under $250,000, have seen declines in values and have been hard hit by foreclosures.

Many times motivated sellers are investors who hit one too many speed bumps so they get forced out before they win.John Corey