I am just curious because all the attention seems to be on SFH when (in my eyes) it seems like multi family would be easiest.

Insurance companies may be involved, and may pay a settlement to the lender for the damages, once the two of them agree on an amount.If this was a desirable area with sales going on, I would say the house would end up selling for something near its retail price in good condition, less the cost of the repairs.

I listened to a webinar he did last night through foreclosure.comLike others have said, it was pretty much a sales pitch for his marketing system.The system seemed pretty involved with direct mail campaigns.Has anyone purchased his system?

I would like to understand how to repair and seal them, so that I could do it myself, or at least keep a intelligent eye on the next contractor I hire.Does anyone know where I can find this info?

At this time I'm becoming more involved in teaching people.

A preforeclosure sale [short sale] involves the sale of the property by the borrower to a third party for less than the amount owed to satisfy the delinquent mortgage, as agreed to by the lender, investor, and mortgage insurer.

Dual Agency, in most states, must be specifically spelled out and signed off by all parties...it is NOT automatic just because there is only one agent involved.

You can continue to be narrow minded and see only what you want to see, or you can open your eyes to alternatives and other people's results.

I've been involved with computers since a very early age.... that is nothing in today's climate, but in the 80's computers were a novelty.

I've got my eye on a property now that is currently renting for $470 a month.