I have ran into a couple firms like this and i wish it would stop, especially the removing of keys and miricaculous 5+ offers in a matter of hours from the list date!

Couldn't handle the rain anymore so moved to Sedona AZ.My son lives in Eugene and creates awesome custom property fliers and web site graphics for Realtors he said he has stayed fairly busy.

Land Lord Eviction records (state courthouse websites), Buy lists and send mailing peices ..

I use such websites as trulia.com, realtor.com, realtor.org, yahoo real estate, zillow and others to keep me update with the most current real estate information.

Be careful on the guru courses, as they often charge way too much and only give you a piece of the puzzle in an attempt to "upsale" you to spend more.You can also check out my website for info.

I recently stumbled across this GREAT deal that is owned by Fannie Mae; however they put language in the contract adendum that prohibits me from selling the property for more than $44,400 for 3 months (which doesn't bother me as I am a buy and hold investor) BUT they also said that I can't get a mortgage for more than $44,400 for three months of the date of the deed????

The house is fully furnished, all utilities are on and paid to date.

It's called "flipping," where people buy property, wait a few months for it to go up in value and then "flip it," or sell it for an instant profit -- sometimes a huge instant profit." ...That was very appropriate to do when the entire market was rising to form the bubble - all houses went up in value eventually was the thinking (and that held up to be true for a while there); once the bubble burst, it is now more imperative that flippers actually know what they are doing.So this is one of those "out of date" strategies that could get somebody into difficulties.

Find out if the association in question has a hoa website.

No, I usually wait until I've got a firm closing date, or until it's ready to show, if it needs any fix-up, clean-up etc.Also, how do you find interested parties?