So to carry around negative energy would be counter-productive.There is ALWAYS opportunity, it is just not always so easy to find!

As for the lien release, technically speaking, you need them to release the lien in writing.

Hello Peter,I saw one your posts just a few minutes ago...learning how to market via the internet has been my biggest challenge.I recently converted over after 20+ years of workshops and professional speaking engagements.So still have lots to learn...

No offense to Jon Holman as the number of posts speaks for itself.

Now I am back to where I started sort of speak.

I bought my house a couple years ago as a forclosure with a reconstruction loan, atm considering equity it has had a great roi.Hopefully it will sell at a nice profit in a few years, I would consider it an investment.Was also a good learning experience and trial run, a different type of investment so to speak.

The last time I heard Bruce Norris speak, he said he purchased 6 houses the previous month, did nothing but paint/carpet and immediately sold them at new value and pocketed his profit.

Men, as we can see, really don’t spend as much time feathering the nest so as a result we see that contrary to popular belief, men really tend to follow the female’s lead.Generally speaking, you’ll find that men don’t pay much attention to draperies, window treatments, flower boxes, state of the art appliances, Jacuzzi tubs, well-lit bathrooms, large closets or floral patterns of any kind.

What's it's valuejohnmichael: Technically speaking, the fair market value is the price a property is actually worth.

Avoid investments with a negative cash flow because you'll have to come up with additional money to cover operating costs and debt payments.Your offer needs to be based upon your current income level, the cash flow of subject property and most importantly the motivation of your seller mixed with your title research.