I use Affinity, and have about 2 dozen properties with them now.In my experience they're really easy to work with.

The property type and area you are describing sounds like you could buy it, fix it up, and rent it out for a good return, but I don't think it would be as easy to flip.

James,I really thought it would be easy for me to sell once under contract but I guess it was the other way around.

definitely right. short sale is a symptom. the cause is easy borrowing and people buying houses that they can no longer afford, which results in massive selling regardless of what they owe on it."

Originally posted by Eduardo Austin:Thanks, Im just wondering if I don't want the property after DD, will it be a hassle to get everything out of my name.Turning off is easy...just call and say, "I no longer want them in my name."

Bank didn't do a real appraisal but their program had it at $85,900 so I can pull another $10k back out of it pretty easy.

Sorry, I'm not an expert on whole saleing... but whole saleing a short sale can't be easy.

There are many ways to get started in real estate, but none of them are easy.

They are fast, efficient, very easy to work with, and are incredibly responsive.

Since it's easy to take things the wrong way when reading in a forum, I'll leave it alone.