She doesn't work (disability) but is able to walk the half-mile to the convenience store twice a day for a giant soda . . . . . oooops, that's a different story.Anyway, she provided "daycare" for three toddlers & apparently never threw away the diapers.

More directly the "I'm going to buy your house" routine, when the wholesaler barely has the earnest money of $200, and is going to string the owner out as long as they can while looking to flip the contract....then walking away at the end when they can't flip it, leaving an owner who thought their home was really sold and have been making plans to move on.  

Being from the Bay Area when I came to OREGON I got deals accepted simply because I did not know any better and would routinely put up 10 to 20k in EM...

Beyond that, most people are in their routine all the way to the 11th hour, and immediately the day after.

Hello All,Can anyone recommend how to change my message between my routine Yellow Letter campaign mailings?

OIF/OEF and South Korea for me. 60% disabled now, but that doesnt stop me!

There's a reason why even in a market as hot as Orlando that the Pine Hills areas are pretty much the only ones where you can still routinely find cash flowing properties.Best advice would be to consult a few property managers and ask for their own personal takes on the area, its tenants, turnover times, evictions, etc. 

I know the fly out mentor routine.. but again what is some guy who really does not know your market going to do for you.you would be far better off with a good agent .. especially if its flipping houses you want to do.for buy and hold that's just plain vanilla real estate the numbers are the numbers end of discussion.What market are you in ???

@Carl FischerI’m not very familiar with homesteading but based on some quick research I see that only applies to those who are over 65, disabled, or legally blind.

Plus why pay the funding fee again on the cash out refinance unless you have a service related disability to waive the fee.