Establishing voicemail is very important, allowing you to retrieve calls that have potential of turning into solid deals.

I want to make sure that I have copies of all of the appropriate records after it is established, but they do not automatically send them.

The bank is going to be a whole different game, like you said. baby steps....Yes I'll definitely be getting an attorney if I see this going forward....no question about that for sure...

Looking to see if I can establish relationships on the forum with people interested in buying bulk REO'S in cities across the country.

I just hope that I'm not getting into the game too late.

I also want you to try this, call another title company, and tell them your a real estate investor new to the area, and you will be closing 1 deal every other month, and you want to establish a relationship with a title rep for title insurance.

I am not an attorney or CPA but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night so…RE is a relatively simple business (I did not say easy necessarily) that many complicate and take themselves out of the game before they even get started.

This is final nail in the coffin for the investor but an absolute windfall for the tenant.I'm convinced most tenants come out of a foreclosure well ahead of the game.

No one seems to be winning in this foreclosure game and as people have said, you are lucky the banks didn't kick you out earlier.I have heard of it being possible to rent directly from the bank... more and more banks are setting up divisions to handle this.

However, instead of cutting to a specific rate they have established a range of 0% to 0.25% for the Fed Funds rate.