Here is another little trick.Leave the power on so the lights and alarms work...but pull the breaker on the AC unit.

Just go to:http://biggerpockets.com/groups/63After 2 weeks, get in touch with me and I'll transfer power of the group over to you.Sound good?

Mean while feel free to contact me if you need any information on investing in property in UK, I will do my best to give you information to best of my limited knowledge!

Hi Danwhy don't give it a try, you don't need to be a tech guy, the internet is probably the most affordable media.i know one realtor that build up his business in Europe using only the power of the internet.Here is the thing that a professional website can do for youit can work everyday for you and collect email from prospect, the leads you collect can be Seller and Buyers.Now, getting back to this succesful friend(i can not reveal the name of his business or his website), when he had a new property to sell, he just send an email, and he had some 20 solid investor coming visiting and he close more sales in his area that any other company.again, if you can send an email you can use the internet to build up your businessand most buyers make thorough research on the internet in the first placei won't recommend Ebay, for the branding of your company it is not really that good.best of luck Halille

More forclosures coming in every month in that size and price range and getting financing for those babies limits the number of customers knocking on your door.

Commercial loans often have a "CLTV" or combined LTV limit.

The dollar is a currency and therfore losing purchase power is inevitable.

Everything is cyclical and the U.S. is too powerful and too great a country to languish for long - it will be back.You can stand around and overthink what even a doofus like me can see is an opportunity that we have not seen in my lifetime before and I hope we will not see in my lifetime again.

Max conforming loan limit in CA is $625,500 for 2009, I believe.

My broker tells me cash out is limited to 70% LTV.