I've done extensive research on general contract law and my state's specific laws, and I've also discussed it with other EXPERIENCED investors who have studied general contract law and their state's specific laws, and really on top of all of those I base my statements on personally having in-depth discussions with multiple attorneys who are EXTREMELY well qualified in real estate contracts and law. 95% of my deals I've put absolutely no earnest money on

And although it may be unusual, my concern is what would happen if they just decided to stop paying and go rent somewhere else. all the lawyes and headache with that would be absurd.also in bankruptcy, I would be in line with all the creditors, so iguess ultimately you have to study their balance sheets and be confident in that manner, correct?

If you do a case study (blog/video/etc) on how you use BP to derive all the benefits you mention, I'll be happy to promote it.

I registered with CoreLogic and downloaded the entire Study that this article references.It is very interesting and directly addresses some of the flipping and fraud questions we have discussed here in other threads.

You can get your real estate brokers license in about 2 weeks if you study your butt off.

I have never really studied gold are there any resources etc that any of you read etc for analysis that you recommend I read ?

I would study everything I could as regards to "wholesaling".

I have put in over 100 hours studying now it is time to start doing deals.

There was probably a lot of information and good intentions that went into this article/study.

I've been trying to study the overall process of capitalizing on foreclosures however I'm a little fuzzy on connecting the dots from start to finish due to reading so many posts...