Since these companies are publicly traded, you can verify how much money they have10.

I see the Post Reply button, but if I respond this way will that make it public?

Since that time I have been out of it and just recently started applying that" success demands action" philosophy.I made a lot of progress just this week, I sat down and talked to a Notary public and he's not only giving me free legal advice, but he also pointed me in some directions where I have already found 1 motivated seller and I know for a fact there are a lot more..

The refacing co who just started trading publicly on nyse.

If someone asks about schools, for example, I direct them to the Durham Public Schools website.

you can get this from the public records department, Realquest.com or listsource.com

It seems like WPA-type projects would be a great idea to improve our country with some useful public projects and get people to work instead of just increasing credit card limits.

Other houses for even less, are in areas without jobs, schools, public transportation, , shopping, etc.

here is a news link...http://www.breakthematrix.com/The-Public-Trust/NH-to-Secede-over-Federal-Governments-Treasonous-Acts (i hope that is okay)

Most of the time when you buy from a motivated seller, there will not be a sign in the yard and the seller will not have been doing any public marketing.Whether the property is vacant or not does not matter, though being vacant always help the seller be more motivated.Ok comparing REO's versus buying directly from motivated sellers, my experience is that you will get much higher profit margins from buying directly from motivated sellers.I'm curious, Curt, I thought you said that you only buy REO's and not directly from homeowners, so do you make your statement of REO's being the best profit just because REO's is all you focus on or because you've focused on motivated sellers and they're just not worth it?