So here probably it's maybe only attractive to collect a payment from me.That being said, normally I wouldn't have imagined paying a higher rate of interest.

WIth a solid RE background you can, with a little imagination, make money from deals that most of the deal makers pass by.

I would imagine that the lenders would see a number of mortgages on your credit report and question your motives.

I'm a cashflow investor and would not have imagined a 2% buy (search forums for an explantion) in SoCal possible but Will found it.

Every local market is different, but I can't imagine people getting into too many bidding wars in this current climate.If you've rehabbed a property, and feel that $65K is the FMV without being too greedy, then I think $65K is the right place to start.Consider this: How much do you expect it to get bid up from a starting price of $50K?

Can you imagine the rebellion if the entitlements are reduced or eliminated?

Can you imagine arranging a deal for someone in the beginning, telling them this, then, the deal closes, and they get it anyway?

Just imagine how circular the influence has become - government employees influencing elections so that they could have higher salaries, less work and more people to influence the next election even more.If you look at where all the money is going, you will notice that it mostly goes to the middle class.

After that, it's merely wearing out shoe leather in any one of those markets to cherry pick the good ones.I'd have to imagine Tulsa and Ok City are decent markets if you know your neighborhoods and don't get something that needs too much rehab.

Public trustee says wells paid 245 in July 2008 (for some reason it is shown as "closed" and I couldn't find it searching the site)Honestly, I think 228k was a reasonable offer, and I can't imagine why they aren't negotiating on this house.