I'm a very charitable person but usually more so with regular citizens, family and charitable organizations.

In addition, it seems to me that there are SO many charitable organizations, many of them small and struggling, that there must be inefficiencies created because of duplication.So I would choose to select a few organizations that use funds with low administrative costs and that focus on my particular interests.

I need to find my niche, this post will help me with that I think, in the very least it will help me get organized.

After the 12 months, there is no other auction, (that i am aware of)you just get with an attorney and begin the foreclosure process and either rent to the homeowner or evict them.Not sure about the prices the auctions end at, i would imagine some of that information woud be available at the courthouse in the deed/lien history documents.I have a different strategy i am trying to implement regarding the liens, but the couple auctions i went to in Dekalb county, you really have to do your research, as there are just a bunch of attorneys standing around auctioning stuff off, there is no rhyme or reason or organization to it all, so you definitely would benefit by going to a couple before you decide to bid, to get a feel for how it all works.

Gents,I haven't found a specific or organized military real estate investment program.

Before someone thinks this was some large organization it was not, it kept 4 processors, 3 full time originators (a couple part timers) and two loan officers as well as myself busy, usually under 10 million (between 7 to 10), in portfolio, not counting the brokerage (#2 functions).

They're both grown now, and my wife uses this as her studio.

Im completely new to real estate investing and im just looking for a way to stay organize and efficient.Risto Mcintosh

My goal is 1 organic deal from my site this year.

We had grown up in the area, and KNEW every neighborhood, and every piece of dirt in the town.