I primarily work with families who are facing foreclosure to buy their home and stop the foreclosure, but I also work with families and assist them with probate and estate sales. 

I plan on knocking on the doors and meeting them face to face, however, I would like to hand them a letter stating my contact information (especially where to send the checks) and some other information.  

Belonging to both doubles your face time.Finally, both these REIA's provide incredible access to people with a lot of experience who wouldn't have the time to return your phone call outside of these meetings.  

I was so nervous, but I put on my best poker face and just observed how others handled themselves when bidding.

There are also agencies that work with distressed borrowers facing foreclosure.

We actually made sure the seller who was facing bankruptcy, possibly a short sale to walking away with $1,500 in cash at closing.

My attorney tried negotiating a buyout with the 1st (Chase) but their attorney, whom already filed a Lis Pendens on the property last October, informed him that they require full face value of the claim to dismiss the suite.

I've met quite a few people this year in our area that jumped right in, only to stumble along… they sell out having only gained a crushed pride and barely kept the shirts on their back.

Great to see some familiar faces on here, too!

Hi and welcome, Jeffery, Claire, Troy and hi again Russ,I was at the first "casual disorganized event" that Russ organized and I can say it was great to meet some of the faces that go with these names.