I am a licensed agent, have experience in 2-4 unit properties, a RE finance background, but want to learn more detail about how the process, analysis, and due diligence involved in acquiring larger properties.

What's the trick to finding out who owns vacant houses that I come across before they go through the foreclosure process and finally reach the MLS?

In Texas, the main gist of the final bill was to protect the buyer from getting into a house that was in FC or from a seller not making payments.

I've been shadowing BP for some time now and I've finally signed up to be more involved.

So I finally have a property under contract.

All of our communications were done via email including finalizing the agreements.

I have been a member of biggerpockets.com for over a year now and here I am just finally introducing myself.

I have been doing a lot of analysis in Columbus, OH and stumbled upon Trulia's Crime Map.

I was forwarded this article today: http://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20130701213914-33236097-finally-the-best-times-to-cold-call-revealed I thought that it might be of interest here.

Hi BP community,After many years of renting, I was finally able to purchase my own place in Rockville, MD about a year ago.