have a super weekend and continued success to you as we'll!

I do like Provident because there are no surprises it's all done by the book.They've got to be doing something right I've seen them fund 9 billion in a quarter and they continually have 4-8% market share.

I would like to continue to use this bank and that is obviously not going to work every time I want to purchase another rental and I don't want to fib like that either.

My goal throughout my career is always keep learning and continue to build relationships with people because you never know who can help you at some point.Indianapolis is a great market to invest in and there are many opportunities here for great deals.

We decided that instead of just selling and moving on, it might be wiser to keep our house and rent it as the value continues to rise.

Although it is possible that the (former) owner didn't know about the foreclosure, the odds are pretty steep that he is lying to you.While most of us investors might continue to hope and wish that "notice of foreclosure" means the date of the lis pendens or "notice of default", the feds and state case law have gone on to define it, for the purposes of this law, as:"The date of a “notice of foreclosure” is defined as the date on which complete title to a property is transferred to a successor entity or a person as a result of a court order or pursuant to provisions in a mortgage, deed of trust, or security deed."

Will continue to read and learn while finding my first deal.Warmest regards,Cindy

Sub-2 financing to continue making his payments.

X 3 = 900 a month gross from 10 agents before expenses and also as a broker you have to keep track of student loan delinquency suspensions, license lapses, IRS tax levies on their commission, missing continuing ed requirements, child support licenses suspensions for non payment, rusty agents that hardly even close deals, etc.

Mark Gustafson Great post but how exactly would you get motivated seller leads and how would you get them to continue to come in constantly?