Any help or assistance would be GREATLY appreciated. 

when I look back one of my best years in buying foreclosures was 2004.. now I attribute that to the fact that the internet had not fully taken off Regarding RE.. so you still needed to have those particular set of skills that I learned from the 1970's on... now with the interenet its flooded the market with investors who here to fore would have never competed with me as it would have been to tough and complicated.Even BP is  perfect example of free on  line training.. for better or worse depending on your perspective.

The agents that are vested in this business are the ones that will assist you the most.

What @Bill Gulley just wrote is what happens with banks and loans in arrears, and mortgages in default.Watch out.Look for current mortgages and make some money on sub2, lease options and wraps as acquisition strategies, or just pay all cash with JV Partners, Private Lenders, tradiional 20% down banks, or Hard Money Lenders.ever read your "foreclosure rescue" internet threads on the FBI site or the Attorney General sites? 

We only have internet from our ISP, no home phone or cable ($50).

I could help with financials, administrative assistance, filing, organizing, researching or such like tasks.

I find my listings on places all over the internet from Flipkey.

I have an assistant and project manager and between them they manage day to day business, because in addition to flips, I also do rentals and wholesale deals and that is higher volume than flips.

A "conventional" agent is not going to be much assistance.

If I can be of assistance to you please feel free to drop me a note,or if you feel you can offer some feedback.Thank you Sincerely Art