I was inspired by reading a long thread from @Sam Alpha where he was trying to buy from owner prior to foreclosure.This is a nice home in a great school district near where I live.

http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2015/02/for-great-american-cities-the-rich-dont-always-get-richer/385513/I think there is a primary flaw in the assertion that Median wages mean everything.

Being in the military has given me the opportunity to save a good chunk of cash, and has me curious on others ways to make money when Uncle Sam and I part ways.

Hi @Sam B. 

Like Sam says, the deal is what will make borrowing money either a good idea or not.Does Bellevue offer houses that are good for that?

For example, you send them American clients that what to buy real estate in Mexico and they send you clients that want to buy in Texas or Florida.

I can't wait :D Although, the page accepts only American cards.

Sometimes my suspicions are correct, sometimes not, often I never end up knowing for sure...so I am always trying to fine tune my nose.Was wondering if you could share your experiences about what type of fraud you are seeing and how those borrowers presented themselves to you and how you caught on.I recently had a transactional deal that got pretty close to funding before I discovered that the title company was a front company claiming to be First American.

RichWASHINGTON, April 5 - The list of housing markets showing measurable improvement expanded slightly to include 101 metropolitan areas in April, according to the National Association of Home Builders/First American Improving Markets Index (IMI), released today.

3) First trust deed and promissory note required.4) Make a large title company like Fidelity or First American the trustee on the note.5) Have the note originated by a loan broker?