Also focus on the sellers motivations (if you don't know already by the source of the lead)- why are they selling?

If not, I agree with others that if you can, you should find some source of income...especially something that exposes you to investors, or any aspect of real estate.

Though, they have been a reliable source of affordable housing for many generations of homeowners in the past and the years to come.Hope that helps!

Which means, the people who may hire you to stage may be an excellent source into wholesaling, rentals, or flips.

Right from one of my Paper Source newsletters.See attachmenthttps://www.dropbox.com/s/a2cpf8b0ayhwjel/doddfrank.pdfPart below is to keep me out of trouble.

(Source: BankInnovation.com: http://www.bankinnovation.net/2014/05/customers-want-more-than-banks-are-giving/)Posted by Corey Curwick Dutton

Absolutely no way.If you're asking about hard money loans or funds from private sources here, well, I really doubt it, besides money laundering issues and restrictions on moving money and 99.99% of us not knowing what RE mortgage rules are there, you'd have as much luck financing Jupiter.Considering the unrest there, I'd say impossible

None were over $500 and most were around $100-$300 for an entire weekend.I've found them very helpful and don't think relying on just one source for education is wise.

I have decent credit, but it's only from paying off credit cards (no debt) and my car loan on time - and I'm not sure if the source of my credit is considered more than the score itself.If I go to my community bank with a well-drawn out business plan and proof of my considerable assets, will I be able to get a mortgage on a property in the range described above, 200-300k, if I am able to put down the 20%?

Others do this as well, if the author jumps in then I'd think others will or may be intimidated in posting having to address that author. It's