Therefore, I would argue that he doesn't believe an economic collapse is inevitable.That was logic I just used in the above two sentences...

All the lenders then foreclosed and were suprised to learn they never had a lien on the property.I read the con has plea bargained for a 10 year sentence.

I'm confused...you use "re-sell fee" and "contract being assigned" in the same sentence...If you use transactional funding, you are buying the property outright and then reselling it.

I'm also struggling to find a realtor that doesn't speak in 3 word sentences or even wants to meet in person to discuss my goals -- maybe it's just the area, heavy competition, and a lot of "investors" (probably like myself) who spin people's wheels without ever getting really serious.I'm also considering areas like Montclair and Bloomfield because of easy NYC access - they seem like they could be safer with longer term tenants, but I'm not as familiar with the rental markets.I'm reading and digesting as much as possible, getting familiar with terminology/concepts, but I'm struggling in general to get focused and be confident that I'm going about this the right way.  

Beating around the bush is a death sentence.

There are a few big companies out there but I wanted someone who knew who I was and was able to know more than one sentence a thing or two about my property.

If you can provide 2 or 3 sentences on the topic, particularly "why" the term was used for promotional purposes, please post here or use the contact info in my profile.

My hesitation is with your last sentence.

You're telling Bill to stop, but then the next sentence you're asking for help.

Your first sentence tells a LOT...... your numbers should tell you that you REALLY want this property....not your emotions.