@Jerry HauckWayne Bice at Disvovery Home Report is also fantastic.+1 (423) 322-2113

I like expired listings the best, and I like to knock on their door and not mail them anything and not talk to them on the phone.I know if you live in a rural area that’s hard, or if you’re an expensive area that have gated communities that’s hard, but most middle-class neighborhoods it’s easy to just knock on their door some Saturday afternoon, and have report ready to hand them.

Hi Arthur, There is additional due diligence required to determine if these notes are right for you and your business model: For the 1st note, you always want to pull an Encumbrance and Occupancy report, looking for any back taxes, municipal liens, HOA's, whether or not the property is located in a flood plain, etc.

I bumped into 2 properties in the past few weeks which were oddly placed - actualy hidden - behind other properties.

My mortgage is so new that it hasn't showed up on my credit report yet (at least not according to Credit Karma).

The small bump in the interest rate on a 30yr is your "insurance" for being able to reduce payments in a financial crisis.But most investors will stretch out their payments as long as possible to maximize leverage and cashflow.

@Mike Sagesse, a prelim is a preliminary title report that you can get through your title company.

Use the net 30 accounts and make on time payments for about two months, let them report to your company's D&B credit report.

We accepted.This will be the highest selling price in the complex and I'm honestly a little nervous that the townhouse won't appraise at $181,320 considering the shape it's in, but the appraisal is scheduled for August 7, with report due by August 10, so we'll see how that shakes out then.  

With the home underwater, they borrower will not be able to refinance and so a large wave of defaults are expected to occur over the next 2 yearsSee full article at:http://www.realtytrac.com/news/mortgage-and-finance/heloc-resets-report/