The best price you will get from the bank is going to be at the end of one of their quarters...especially December.Rental property always has a way of costing more than you anticipate and is simply too much of a headache for me.There are deals all over for 50% -65% of tax accessed value.

Just as some mom and pop hardware store may have living quarters in the back, such is not residential property.

Wholesaling can be very rewarding, but it definitely requires some time paying your dues in research and putting deals together.I've been wanting to get together a group of us for a good discussion forum/meeting group to discuss, present and talk and share ideas every quarter or so.

Also, the big national and regional brokerage firms produce valuable market research that’s usually broken down by quarter and sector for most major markets.

I would expect more REO's to start showing up again towards the last quarter of 2013 after AB 284 is amended and we see more foreclosures again. the short sales and REO's will usually require more maintenance as Troy stated.

Super easy and it doesn't cost me a dime (or is it a quarter these days)!!

Many times they have mis-mixed paint for a quarter to a third of the retail price.

In my area in Kentucky, were some real deals to be made 4th quarter 2006 and 1st quarter 2007 with it being a very strong buyer's market.But now, the market is a soft buyer's market and slowly transitioning to a balanced one I'd say sometime 1st or 2nd quarter 2008.

If you have other accounts for other issues, repairs or whatever, then you need to consolidate your accounts on your books as you generate financial statements. like quarterly for estimated taxes.

If done correctly, the sponsor obtains the debt, which is non-recourse to the investors, executes the plan, and reports to the investors on a quarterly basis.