Blogs can be written by anyone, unless you know the blog is written by a trusted source you could get some really bad advice.

You buy the note, depending on the state laws of where the property is located the foreclosure process can be simple (Deed of Trust State) or long (redemption rights on mortgages).

If you haven't seen, we are getting a lot of national press and this is bringing the "gurus" to town and creating a mess in the industry for us as we now have tons of wannabees running around trying to be investors.

(National Pollutant Discharge Elimination Systems ) this permit last five years from when it was issued, so if you are past that!

While researching an area I was considering (stockbridge) I noticed The number of active foreclosures was well over 100% higher than the national average, other areas nearby were even higher.

but i pay, i keep the area clean. i told the head guy some choice words after i was heated and flipped out on him... i really don't care for them at this point... i just want to know can they force me to move or foreclose on my house even if i pay the dues, keep the area clean, don't throw any parties,, etc... they don't want me calling the office any longer, i'm still going to..... i basically call them and tell them they suck at their jobs because something still isn't fixed and all they care about is my money... i do this several times a day... i could careless about them... the words i said, trust me there is no forgiving

@Jordan Richardson Good luck Jordan, best to you at BP Nation!

I’m starting this thread to get some feedback from the BP Nation on what your experiences/opinions as an investor (or soon to be) are regarding this subject.

If you are a real estate agent, etc. there are group policies through the National Association of Realtors, etc.

My question is does a deed of trust need to be filed like a mortgage.