, you will end up with four or fewer mortgaged properties, and you're refinancing at 70% or lower LTVs you should be able to get about a point higher than those advertised rates.

Welcome to the site :mrgreen: haha, like Joe's crab shack advertises...free crabs tomorrow, well 50% off tomorrow.

In a short sale with the owner in the home, you're not at a foreclosure sale, maybe just prior, but it's not a foreclosure and therefore, not effected by the robo signing questions.And, you need to advertise your flip in such a manner as to point out that the home is not a foreclosure.

Cost of heating keeps going up and up, so buyers are looking for the cheapest heat they can get.The big companies who advertise on the telly are really expensive.

Cheapest advertising we have found is a sign on the property and word of mouth advertising from satisfied residents.

Cell phone providers, advertising, utilitiesGoods - think Home Depot or any of a number of providers.How about those goods you bought on ebay, amazon etc.There are going to be some that never issued 1099s that may have more than a dozen 1099s to issue.

Not bad for 1 afternoon and free advertising.

The National Association collects money from all agents so they can spend MILLIONS on advertising to try and overcome the negative stigma of the actions of many of the agents.

I bet tv companies and advertising companies have seen an up swing, oh wow thats cause these power happy political figures are throwing cash around like its nothing.

I heard in the forums that in some areas the probates are advertised in the paper.