Put me next to any college-trained mechanic, computer programmer, web designer, network technician, computer repairman, construction contractor, or internet marketer, and i could carry out a conversation as if i were one of their classmates for years.

What you need to do is educate yourself.To answer your question, yes where you are, your market and the deal itself all matter for the type of investing you want to do.In a college town, you are going to be renting to students and not alot of flipping as the number of buyers is low compared to renters, so you can see, it really does matter.The type of loan they have as well as available equity in a property might tell you if it is a sub2 deal.

Two sets of twins with a million dollar college bill in the future.2.

Lenders have found themselves carrying a bucket load of mortgage Notes that they couldn't find secondary market buyers for and/or were faced with "buy-backs" on Notes previously sold that went into default within their first 12 months.

As previously mentioned, I'm glad you have decided to join the forum and am looking forward to hearing about real estate investing from your perspective.

She was 14 1/2 which is pretty old for a German Shepherd.Anyway when we went to pick her up the vet said that she had been having a real difficult time since the previous day, harder than usual getting up and unable to eat.

I grew up in Lawrence, went to high school in Danvers and then college in Worcester.Moved to the west coast after college and have never moved back.

We think we might have to put it in storage for a month and also take out a "public notice" ad in the paper.

As far as real estate investing is concerned, it is something i have been interested in for a long time just not really familiar on where to start...i am leaving the army in 11 months and am starting college in Dayton, OH and am majoring in real estate/property management.

To add clarity to my previous post ,I was not Saying violate the contract with the realtor they still get paid their commission , but, ultimately the decision of how low the price will go is up to the Bank to approve.