I believe that they are extremely experienced rehabbers and know their market as well as anyone, it's more of a matter of how seriously they are going to take the partnership and if they are going to take the time to work with me step by step on these deals.Anyway I'd like to hear any thoughts as to how I should approach this or if you think I should just avoid this right off of the bat.Thanks!

Meaning, the loan is approved subject to the following criteria being proven true in formal underwriting.

It takes work to dig through all of the different possibilities, but that's the only way to do it, one step at a time!

Haha Dave you rock :) I have not jumped ship and I am pleased with all the available teachers BP has - I do however look towards the more positive people here: willing to guide me with the steps to take versus admonishing my query.

Rarely do you find perfect rectangular steps.

Hi Susan,Congrats on taking the first steps!

If so, move to the next step.

He noted there was a serious lack of supply, that 50 bidders show up on the courthouse steps and compete aggressively for foreclosures, that there is a big investment group buying up everything they can get their hands on for buying-holding, and that basically the investors he knows are sitting tight.

I bought a Pa house on the court steps back in August.

There are risks and when they are understood they can be mitigated with proper steps.