If the market decides to make a U turn and go down from here, we won't see much of a drop in home prices.Regardless if this economic recovery is real or Fed policy driven, we can't argue with history.

Drop box is cool, but I gravitated towards Google docs because of the way you're able to share and collaborate in real time, and the threaded comment feature.I'm also a very visual person, so I got creative with the formatting to have cells change color if I missed an appointment, or prompt me to make a new appointment.I still use this for all of my RE leads, but when this new marketing business sprung up under my feet, I had to find something different.

I didn't lean any of this until after the fact - they would walk the rent check over every month and drop it off.  

I wish I had my money back from mine, it would make a nice down payment to any wholesaler in the area :-P In any even, good luck, stick with it, and stay in touch!

Probate investing is drop dead easy here, but it certainly isn't that way in every county.  

It doesn't help that the average wage have dropped dramatically since the last crash too. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5c...This is likely a bad sign for investors hoping for appreciation, but how do you think this will affect cash flow investors?

Nice work, Could you update your before and after drop box link?

or wait for some years until the price drop?

How long after they drop it off will the housing authority contact you to schedule an inspection?

Well, I bet her that her first deal wouldn't close within 2 months; one month down, and I still reckon I will win that bet (of course with wholesaling, you not only have to track down a decent deal for other investors, you also have to pin one of those investors down)...