the last one or two jobs he completed, and speak with the person who hired him.2.

One job is the most economical, as a rule.

In addition I have two associates who's full time job to travel the country looking for good buy out deals.As a result of the real estate collapse in the US, several Americans are not able to close on their units they purchased 1-3 years ago and are just trying to get out of their contract.

Do a good job and dedicate yourself and you will start to make money.As far as finding one.

It's not my job to see it.

I mean, if it all melts down and I loose my job or can't pay my mortgage, it looks like I can pass the buck on to someone else in this new, no accountability financial system.

Job loss, medical issues, forced move, or some such.

I have watched friends that were in great financial situations loose their jobs because businesses where doing the same as your common consumer and are now either facing foreclosure or have already been foreclosed upon.

A Realtor has a listing where the sellers had to move for job reasons, they purchased another house in the new location, and now can't afford to carry two mortgages.

Consider this...you contract a short sale...say you get an option to purchase...previous homeowner moves out..maybe they move on and go rent somewhere else..or take a job in another city.