We are,after all, a nation of cottage industries.A recent even just cemented my opnion on wholesaling.

Before I go on, you need to know I have spent many hours in webinars and seminars which were ran by Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Freddie Mac and a few nationally recognized attorneys who specialize in short sales on top of plenty of time reading the guidelines and contract myself.Most of what I will include below is my professional opinion based on the information given to me by the above parties.

We request HUD consider allowing the demonstration of unusual hardship to be proven on a national basis by industries suffering unusual hardship.In addition, we request HUD consider issuing a statement to the states permitting a delayed effective date in the licensing of loan originators.

In fact, I just closed one where my purchase price was $75K, my sale price was $175K, and my total hold time from purchase to sale was only 64 days.So, it can be done...Here's a tip for the properties you're selling in GA: Find a broker who can work with CBC National Bank, located in Alpharetta, GA.

I work with a national servicing company that can take care of this for you!

Welcome to BP Nation Solomon.

She's been kind of flying under the radar nationally.

(Notice I didn't name markets - but I think the Southeast will be weak for a while yet and again lead the nation in bank failures).I also seriously doubt that we will witness hyperinflation - at least the kind where we observe people hauling wheelbarrows of cash around.My guess is that at some point we will witness accelerating inflation that will last for several years --- kind of a creeping acceleration.

I was influenced by the many posts on whether an investor benefits from getting a brokers license and recently completed the classes and state/national exams.

Hopefully, BP Nation will get a taste of some profit via donation.