@Tvzi Balsam,This is what the REO brokers from Fannie Mae are notorious for, what I have found works for me is you get an independent agent to register with Fannie and the put in your offer, have them follow up the next day with a phone call, just make sure  you have your proof of funds available to submit with said offer, and make sure you have  done your due diligence, as most of these REO'S are loaded with violations that they pass on to you.

Now I am here on BP soaking up what I can, making a post here and there, and hoping my new path to financial independence won't be laden with the sound of rocket and mortar attack alarms in the middle of the night.

As a company grows, the distance between you and the owner gets larger and larger and the customer moves from being a person to being a statistic.  

Ever since then I have been an independent contractor. 

Hello I am new to real estate investing educating myself through this site and other resources so I can start my path to financial independence!  

I currently own a company based in Independence and am looking forward to learning something new.

We're very active in Independence, Raytown, South Kansas City and Grandview areas.

I'm not sure if it'll help you or not, but I started tracking rent statistics all of indiana recently, I don't have a huge amount of data yet, but it may help you in estimating average rents you may be able to get... www.rent-stats.com

As cliche as it sounds, I first became interested in investing primarily to find our next dream property and ultimately gain financial independence, wealth and early retirement just like countless others before me.

I am a Certified Financial Planner and President of a fully independent, fiduciary, investment management firm.I have been interested in real estate investing for many years and am always looking to expand my knowledge base.