Al Ber
News letters
22 June 2009 | 0 replies
News letters work great here is a free sitehttp://www.prlog.org
Eddie Ziv
What is happening to the "Family Value" republicans?
28 January 2010 | 28 replies
That would explain the far left Obama easily defeating the centrist McCain and the overwhelming dominance of FOX news over CNN, even MSNBC the far left network has overtaken CNN.
Josh Green
Wow! Michael Jackson is Dead.
2 July 2009 | 20 replies
Horrible news..but watch the Frenzy begin.
Carl Kahkonen
cap and trade vote
26 June 2009 | 3 replies
The very good news is that is won't affect us "rich" real estate investors.
Michael De La Nuez
Foreclosure connection
19 September 2009 | 9 replies
This particular person works in a department where he has access to files that go pretty much in the following order:1) Owner of property defaults on mortgage2) Bank sends lawyer a referral to start paperwork to foreclose on property3) They have to set a hearing to the judge so that the client (bank) can explain how defendant defaulted on the mortgage4) When the judge grants it, the foreclosure process starts and the property goes to sell5) They then do a notice to sell in the news paper for a certain date that the judge sets the sell6) When sell day arrives, its like an auction in the courthouse, and client (bank) shows up, person that defaulted may show up to bid, and any third parties interested in the property.My question is, is there anyway I can take advantage of this type of connection when in the wholesaling business?
Paul Caparas
5,000 Foreclosures
21 July 2009 | 2 replies
That's good news for us in San Diego because we need the inventory.
Nick J.
Another one bites the dust!
17 July 2009 | 3 replies
Walter Cronkite changed news for the better.
Jesse Ramirez
U.S. & CHINA Ponzi Scheme?
22 July 2009 | 52 replies
Like Snopes says, I would think this would be big news if it were true.
Sorin T
Where do you get your news?
29 July 2009 | 9 replies
What does that say to the state of news in this country?
Lynn Dickerson
Is the seller liable in a subject to deal?
30 May 2010 | 5 replies
There is trust needed on both sides of this transaction for sure.This is where having sellers with the proper motiviation comes in handy - takes some of the "trust" issues off the table is they see no other way out (or if there really isn't any other way out).But her fears are real - I wouldn't just discount them I would understand them and make sure she understands you get them - becasue it is 100% true if you walk from the deal (and she would have no control over this - she is placing all her trust in you - a stranger) then she is right back where she is now....The "good" news for her if there is any is that either way - she loses her home now or you lose it for her later she is in the same spot - at least with you she has a chance.