Also, the Seller is never negatively impacted and your reputation remains sterling.The disadvantage is that you would have to make the payments on the 1st until the foreclosure was complete.The key to a ST deal is to have a good Disclosure signed by the Seller - and keeping the loan current.Hope that helps.

My nervousness and haste made me forget to get ask for a copy of the key to the home (I'm told that having access to the property aids in allowing potential wholesale buyers to view the property if need-be).

Exact form and function are the keys.

The Case-Shiller home price index, the “inflation adjusted” home price index, blah blah blah….All of these diagrams and graphs only stand to indicate that real estate had a long needed inflationary period during 2000-2006.

One day, I would like to be a full time investor, and be financially independent.But, with the current challenges in the market right now, I am hoping that I will be able to "pick your brains" and obtain some key pointes / pitfalls to avoid.Again thx and I look forward to working with everyone.

If a buyer refuses to sign it, it might be a good indication to find a new buyer.

The key word is “represent”, they would be acting as your agent and would need to be properly licensed.

This interest rate is adjusted annually, based on market indices approved by FHA, and thus may increase or decrease over the term of the loan.

The key is to start with your goals and objectives and figure out how long it will take you to reach them.

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