Right now your average mid level family house sells between $230,00 up to $270,000 depending on the area.Second, I think many homeowners refinanced with an adjustable rate and now they are paying for it.

I leaning towards "no" for a number of reasons---1) The three programs that I'm aware of require a min. of 52) Blanket loans are traditionally a commercial product and most won't consider any property types other then commercial.That being said, there might be something a local brick and mortar bank might offer that might do the trick...I'm in the early discussions with a 4th investor for a residential blanket loan that has a pretty min. loan amount (50K)---they could be the ticket, but I'm unsure at this point.

Las Vegas is a very tough market in general with over 23,000 homes for sale with about 40% of those listings vacant and days on market is over a year before the average home is sold. 8)

Our goal is to help anyone acquire his or her own home, with every applicant always being approved, regardless of credit, under our Home Acquisition Program which allows us to rapidly move our product.2.

Some of these part timers are very good for their specific niche market, but as an investor, your needs can not be met by the average real estate agent if you are doing anything other than flipping fixer uppers to retail.For any other type of investing, and certainly for long term holding strategies, you need to find someone that knows THAT niche inside and out.

I would have guessed our average age to be much older than 30's.

Also, banks don't have the time to deal with the thousands of incorrect/incomplete offers that are submitted each day.It's important to note that the duties of an REO listing agent go far beyond those of your average agent.

As an example, dual pane windows may cost $12,000 to have installedbut if you have two identical houses except for those dual pane windowsthe average buyer will not pay an additional $12,000 for the house thathas them.

Have plenty of properties to choose from, but I find mostly low income buyers who 'think' they can afford a lease option, but $700 a month (average buyer maximum amount) doesn't work for me.

Do you have a strong sense of the average timeline?