So far, I've been asking them: what they think the FMV is, what repairs need to be completed, square footage and acreage, description of house features,why they need to sell if they haven't told me, what their timeline is, what's the lowest amount they'd be willing to take to be done with the stress of owning the house, what their monthly payments and taxes are.What else do I need to ask in this first phone call?

You did a superb job in all the rooms and exterior, but the most impressive feature (for me) was the removal of the staircase wall - that made a huge difference.

Jon a couple of months ago I ran into a short in a 180K neighborhood. 2 plasm televisions, surround sound in the main area, Jag in the garage, no carpet on the floor in the livingroom just OSB.Some peoples priorities are just out of line.

You can network with other local investors and get your questions answered by those already in the game.Probably some other investors on here from Maine that can help you out as well.Good Luck,Jason

I have do not have unlimited resources, my main problem is lack of credit, and limited down payment.

Pick out a house or whatever and take the feature sheet by and see what your guy thinks of the deal.

Ive been tyring to do wholesale, mainly because you dont need to spend much, or any, money.Everytime i talk to somone about being interested in wholesaling, their ussually turned off by it due to signing the contract.How can i talk to them, and explain everything, that would make them want to let me wholesale the property.Thanks.

I am about to settle into Oregon for a while, and as soon as I do, I'll be looking to take my first real steps, so I'm going to be chock full of questions (although I'm well aware of how to use the search feature).

In this case, you could supplement an article with a video uploaded to your main website or use YouTube.com, which many primary search engines such as Google.com love.

The people busted were mainly attorneys appraiser, and real estate agents, because of loan fraud.