You will then also realize how much information is in the details and how glad you were you didn’t just go out and by something and think that the cash flow promised by a realtor will materialize in the real world (at least most realtors).A few years ago I ran across an article about a guy who had a mentor who in the beginning he thought was nuts by always laughing at the first offer, using the most basic calculator and generally ranting about his former students who didn’t do anything.

You can refer the article from CBS here for this number:http://moneywatch.bnet.com/saving-money/blog/home-equity/does-the-8000-tax-credit-really-cost-43000-per-buyer/1123/An article from MarketWire has observed that "In the months following the extension of the tax credit, price reduction levels have since declined."

Some agent who apparently is also an attorney by the way he so clearly says short sale flipping is fraud opens his mouth and writes an article on ActiveRain.

Literally 5 minutes before I was to see my doctor I turned the page in the paper and saw this article on Pinnacle and that Pinnacle was under investigation by the California SEC.

this article might be of use to anyone trying to scrape the popcorn:www.naturalhandyman.com/iip/infpai/popcornoff.htmlgood luck!

[Article Removed by Administrator for Plagerism]About Jim Adams, III: Adams is a former Registered Representative for Princor Financial Services, a division of The Principal Financial Group.

Here's a couple of links to info from a study on mold and asthma:http://thechart.blogs.cnn.com/2011/08/02/indoor-mold-poses-greatest-asthma-risk-for-babies/http://www.annallergy.org/article/S1081-1206%2811%2900313-9/abstract

Here is an excerpt from an article on lending fraud: "Deceptive purchase agreements are now common in the commercial arena, too.

The IRS website has a good page that walks you through your specific situation: http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/industries/article/0,,id=98881,00.html So, let's say you have a job and you work 40 hours a week.

Jumping in without that is a quick way to lose your money and to get yourself in trouble.Here's what I recommend:1 - Use this property as an example to learn from.2 - Start reading these forums, the articles on the site, and our official BP blog, and suck up all of the free knowledge that it provides.3 - Once you've got the basics, start asking questions about anything you don't understand.4 - Start mapping out your plan of attack and write a business plan.5 - Finally - once you do all of that, I believe you'll be in a position to consider buying properties at auction or otherwise.Again, this post is meant to be constructive, not critical.