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We have a sizable income to draw from for this purpose and the ability to borrow on lines of credit if large amounts of cash are needed quickly so this guides our behavior on how much cash to keep in our portfolio.

Thanks for offering to help in any way you can, but it definetly is up to me to guide my education in this enourmous and wonderful field.

Please inform me, guide me!

Can anyone guide me please?

I have read the book, "Complete Idiots Guide: to buying foreclosures".

I've done google searches and there sites are so confusing :goofy: Can someone PLEASE guide me in the right direction, I have to get this contract to her TODAY.

I've done google searches and there sites are so confusing :goofy: Can someone PLEASE guide me in the right direction, I have to get this contract to her TODAY.

Since the debt markets are dynamic in nature as related to interest rates and debt structures cap rate is the one constant that can be used as a guide to compare the deal to current demand.

Each lender has guide lines that they use in dropping the price of the property in relationship to time on the market. this will chane from lender to lender and even with the amount of properties that the lender has to dispose of.