The more quality content you provide, the more likely the search engines will rank your articles.

I have done so many title searches for Countrywide that were forclosures that I began to think they were in the business to forclose on properties.

At the very least a state then we could narrow your search down to a city or region within that state.

A great article... thanks Dan.It sure does fill in some of the gaps, since the "mainstream media" is telling us NOTHING.I particularly liked these two paragraphs:"What terrifies me … what wakes me in a cold sweat … is that the single most corrupt, inefficient, incompetent and idiotic institution on face of the planet is now trying to “fix†the problem.And that especially frightens me because, the closer I examine the roots of this crisis, the clearer it becomes that it was engineered almost entirely by the very bumbling buffoons who are now charged with ending it: The U.S. government."

You will be losing a ton each month.Rent: $4070/monthExpenses: $2035/month (50% rule, search and read)NOI: $2035/monthPayment: $3602/month ($570K, 6.5%, 30 year)Cash flow: -$1568Even putting in $100K and ignoring closing costs, you're still in the hole $935/month.

Might have a title company do a search and see if they can tell what's going on.

Ive been searching the internet for a good company.

There are very few stated income loans left if that is what you are searching for.

California Housing and Urban Development - then search for Cali... it will guide you through the procedure.

Search for "50% rule" and you'll get an education on all the other expenses.First one:Rent: $1100Expenses: $550 (50% rule)NOI: $550/monthNOI: $6600Cap rate: 14.7% ($6600/$45,000)Not bad.