Generally speaking, a majority of investors have full-time jobs that force them to miss out on a majority of the excellent deals.

When he decides to do something, he pushes ahead full force and does it two steps above what the "average guy" is doing.

All I can say is that VA financing is extremely difficult to get through and many banks and lenders want nothing to do with it and don't have enough experience to manage these types of deals properly.

It's easy to find Benjamin Franklin quotes stating that the similar central banking system in Europe back then, which was being forced on the colonists, was one of the main reasons for the revolution.

This revelation of the true depths of the crisis bodes well for the bulk investor, it gives ammunition to the skilled negotiators out there who are doing short sales and single REO purchases, and it reminds us all that groups like the National Association of Realtors, that had an affirmative duty to protect us all is finding it increasingly difficult to spin their failures.

I have never stripped paint at all. I

I didn't read the whole post, all I saw was they want 67k and you show comps at 62k.

Unfortunately for you, a forced job relocation is one of the things investors look for to snag a good deal.

It's an unsurprising political CYA strategy coming from DC Democrats who supported the system that forced banks to make these loans.

I flipped when I heard that and called the inspector, he said not to worry about it and if they try to force the issue, HD sells battery operated ones for $50 bucks a piece and just move them from one house to another when it's time for the inspection.