The SW FLA real estate market is DEAD.

The idea that you can work all your life and invest smartly and save only to have the govt come and take a big bite out of it simply because you're dead is asinine, especially when you consider that much of that capital formation has already been taxed multiple times.

i will give my opinion on this foreclosure list thing.IF you are dead serious about real estate - and that means you've got it all together. you've done your homework.

The SOONER you realize that assigning contracts is a dead-end route in real estate, the better off you'll be.

I was always interested in real estate and "read until I was dead" lol, but no one took me seriously until I put "skin in the game".

Market is always dead in heat of summer In regards to renting - you've just taken a brand new finished home and made it used .  

I want to propose to my boss that we add debt brokering as a line of service to our business, but if I can't meet the requirements for the license then the idea is dead in the water.Thanks!

If so, you are likely dead in the water or, at the very least your objective just became more difficult to reach.  

When we buy a house for cash generally the equity just sits there, dead, until we want and/or need it to redeploy to purchase other properties.

Quit claims are legal- just not insurable in most instances (there are exceptions of course) I work on a lot of matters involving dead people who attempted to deed property before their demise and failed.