Chasing down a widow who just came from the funeral home and is confronted by an opportunist, well.....

Quote from @Chase Hoover: This roast is getting a little crispy......... 

For us we are hoping to chase down distressed properties for ourselves or our investor clients, and if an owner wants to get retail value, look to help them list it on the market. 

You can read it here... http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/585/blog_posts/4093-if-you-chase-two-rabbits-2.

If not, I have not wasted any time in starting the eviction.I won't chase rent and I won't chase late fees.

I realize this is a FHA rule but I am finding it is applied/"layered" on USDA loans by Chase and Wells to name 2.

In the long run, I believe you'll be rewarded more than if you chased, and continue to chase, that $100/door.Ok, that post took it out of me.

Chase, BBVACompass, etc) will require that you have Homestead Exemption on the property in which the Home Equity Line of Credit is secured by. 

Or worse, chasing the bag.

I have yet to come across a wholesaler that understands how to evaluate a deal, or be offered a wholesale deal that actually looks profitable and is in my farm area.I'm doing my own marketing (like a wholesaler) to find offmarket deals (like a wholesaler), but I don't want to be a wholesaler - I actually want to buy properties, and I'd much rather pay an assignment fee for an actual deal than spend thousands on marketing and chasing down motivated sellers.Maybe it's just my local market, but I'm beginning to wonder if local wholesalers really exist.