I check the electrical panel box for size and visual defects (corrosion, scorched wires).

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., loan mod, forbearance, how many payments behind they are, is the property located in an area I can resell in...etc., there is so much we look at before we even agree to a flip.I have one short sale right now that I'm SHOCKED at the price we are selling it for.

:kewl: I'd rather give back to BP Nation than shoot craps....Thinking outside the box can help you sell houses faster.

Often newbies or promoters jump on and immediately search for posts and then respond without regard to the age of the previous post.What about having a box pop up that says, "The post you are replying to is X months old, please make sure your reply is still relevant"

There are lots of attorneys and loan mod/loss mit people who are going to need to be licensed.They only solution I have so far is to spend a few grand a year to become a licensed Mortgage Broker.Any other ideas?

I learned a lot from reading them.Most agree that you will end up with a box full of holsters as you try out different types.Although I own a couple of Glock 9s which I like for various reasons, I bought a Colt LCR 5-shot 38 special for concealed carry.Pro's: it is small, has an enclosed hammer, and because it is a wheel gun should never jam or stovepipe.Con's: 5-shots (but I carry a speed strip with 6 additional rounds; and, please, Lord never let me be in a situation where I need any rounds at all), Also, opinions differ on how 'effective' a 38 special round is for self defense.For carry, winter through summer, I wear 5.11 tactical pants (either shorts or slacks) with a big roomy back pocket that easily holds my LCR inside a Desantis holster.

So long as your P&S states that you have the ability to do that.Here in Florida it's as simple as a box you check on page 2.

When I bid, there is a box to check re cash or financing.Again, the agent, who couldn't be less interested, said there has been no interest in the property.Some property listings have a note to investors that cautions them "Investor buyers are prohibited from conveying the property for amount greater than 120% of sales price for a period of 90 days from the date of deed."

I haven't gotten a adjuster's report as of yet (I will be going to my PO Box first thing Monday).