The way it works Sharad as the case worker explained to me is this:From the time of application SSI is running behind about 2 years.She applied a year ago but since she is facing eviction they do an emergency advancement and flag the file.This is where it is at now.Then when they pull the file it is sent to the judge for a review.The judge looks at hundreds of pages for the one file.The decision takes 2 to 4 weeks.Then after that if approved a second division of SSI handles payment.The case worker said in Georgia alone SSI has over 100,000 cases to process!

Brad: For a resource to learn more you can go the web site for the co. that set up my SDIRA: Guidantfinancial.com

Many of these post their REO properties on their web sites, and you can deal directly with a bank employee.

Example replace a few circuit breakers,electrical outlets,switches and electrician costs hundreds and hundreds or more to do the work.You can do it for 40 dollars in parts if you know what you are doing.A plumber soldering pipes in the wall and changing a main line instead of saving 75 in labor I will just let them do it.It's all relative.

I have a question that's kind of related to this.

I'm only relating what I've read here and other places, that even Zillow is innaccurate for TX and other non-disclosure states.

Include the point that the borrower is responsible for the repayment of any and all expenses related to the same.

If you're is super nice relative to others, you may be able to get a slight premium.

I grew up in India and my parents were not related to real estate industry in any way when I was growing up.

I really hate to flip through the Yellow Pages and call up every title company at random and ask the same thing and then have to explain the wholesaling process for them like I had to do with this particular title company.