Do a search on Schultz and Schultz and also American Loss Mitigation Institute.

So my email account apparently triggered an "unclean" response in some fashion.

Therefore, paying more but getting the same cap rates as before.Blackstone, American Homes, Colony all came into Atlanta about a year ago or more and started buying everything they could at the foreclosure sales driving up the prices and sending local investors into other markets.More investors are looking at small metro markets that are under the radar like Birmingham, Indianapolis or Kansas City.

Originally posted by DeuceSevenOff:Google may be about doing no evil, but they are also about making money.Hard to disagree with this...good old-fashioned free enterprise at work.

I am hearing First American will do them for about $2,200.

Until Americans start to save there money and put at least 20% down on a house, we will be stuck in this cycle of low down payments, low appraisals, and lots of foreclosures.

I am in no way shape form or fashion involved with Pinnacle and never was and never will be!!!!!

There was a link from a page here posted by Josh.I noted that RealQuest is part of First American.

More recently, if you invested heavily in the NASDAQ (tech stocks) in 2000 (as millions of Americans did), then your investment 7 years later is worth HALF what it was in 2000.

Many are now run by a guy who started as a teller and worked his way up through the ranks the old fashioned way.