But what started as a doubtful affirmation of "I like myself" which I just started saying because I knew it was better than thinking negatively eventually started to get stronger and stronger.

Jot that down, throw a search in google, call them up and then ask to speak to the companies "REO Department".

even if the wholesaler does put in some earnest money to give the contract some "teeth" so to speak - think about it - if you put earnest down of say $500 - you could use that $500 to put a $100,000 property under contract....FOR $500 BUCKS!

hey Joshua Dorkin,I'm not a computer person like yourself, I was asked by Graham to Join this discussion because my family received a low interest loan and he wanted a person who has actually done it to speak up.I have been in Asia for 12 years supporting orphans, and outreach groups, and volunteer every weekend I'm in Japan helpin Japaneses couples with their big wedding day.

This is a program that is available on properties this particular group has in inventory in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Baltimore, and Kansas City.My working with them does not cut into your bottom line--just theirs.When you decide you want to speak to the group directly, I'll put you in touch, but, for now, I'll be glad to answer your questions as best I can.About the hard money loan: this is only a 90-day loan, allowing you to take title and refinance.

Let them know what options they may have overall and that is something most Investors, Lawyers, Realtors and Lenders don't do very often.Should any of this be seen as a negative?

Well I decided not to persue this property after speaking with the neighbors, they informed me of a bunch of things that the realtor was not aware of. 1.

What you are speaking of is not a legitimate way to get a bank REO.

Speaking about seminar junkies, it's Tuesday.

In this case, you said the monthly debt payment is $1,918 for a monthly negative cash flow of $368.