If you see a listing that says Washington Local and it is close to the borders, go to the school's web page to double check to see if it is in the district. https://www.wls4kids.org/MapsS...

The technical details are in the books, on the web, or can be hired out (lawyer, etc).4.

You can use the Search function at the top center of the web page, or can read back posts on the Short Sales ForumI have also found theREO Forumwill also have short sale info mixed in.BTW, before you hit the Submit button, get in the habit of trying Preview first to make sure the bold and such turned out the way you wanted it.

As you said, I can start looking before closing to identify and be ready to do an offer and if it doesn't work I would still be looking for properties that meet my criteria to include in if one falls out.Also, I tried to get to your web site using the signature link but it's not working.

One thing to remember is that when I was in banking, my phone would ring several times a day with knuckleheads that took a guru course that were going to solve all of the bank's problems by buying my REO and NPLs out at 30 cents on the dollar.

We tried to develop a web-based tracker and we had some success but it just wasn't good enough. 

Families with children do rely on those web sites.

Only about 6 people on this site even know what they are talking about, none are just RE investors, in tax work, are Realtors, just note buyers or business managers, they are all in finance/banking and compliance.Want to know, call the public information number for the CFPB or ask a question on their web site.Seems too, you shouldn't be able to title a thread with the same title as another thread.Yes, there is opportunity, not so much for investors but for finance types.

Find the right one who gets development, and you'll find greater leverage in banking, construction, and sales.

I used to keep a calendar on my own web site, VRBO, AirBnB, FlipKey, and TripAdvisor.