Congrats on your conquest, that is great.I would like to encourage each of the 3 BP members involved in this deal to give a liitle back to the forum that helped create these incomes by making a donation to BP Nation.

I was blown away that he would be so obvious on national tv.

I can share my experience.I do not buy notes.I can tell you about banks.I have dealt with local,regional,and national ones.Remember this and ingrain it in your mind "Banks WOULD LIKE to do lots of things and then there is REALITY"You will probably laugh at this but I have commercial appraisers CALLING ME sometimes because they want to know if I can help them with comps.

Employment is better than the national average and the 2010 census painted a very robust picture for Texas in terms of population growth.

What I find interesting though is the National appraisal association arguing to include foreclosures and short sales as comparables.

I'm sure it's difficult to balance this issue for Josh, I understand promoting other areas to build and maintain the site, so don't get me wrong Josh, I and everyone appreciates what you do and what you have done.I'm also the kind of person who does not like to see the national flag lowered in some small town because one of their past mayors past away who never served in the military.

I started with buy and hold, then got into spec building, then land development, then flipping.All you need is determination to succeed and BP Nation (which is your education)

Being that I am born and raised in Detroit Metropolitan, Michigan I have seen first hand what our nation has turned into and the consequences from the "real estate boom."

I have been saying for awhile most of what was said in the article.I agree with most of what was said.The point about existing banks not being able to lend I don't see as big of an issue.The big national banks still have a ton of money to lend.

So this made me think how would the BP nation invest 500,000?