@Walter Pape I don't believe you can find that information on List Source but I do think you can in another program called Property Pro, specifically when marketing to pre-foreclosure properties but I'm not 100% sure yet as I have not tried it yet.

Do they ever eliminate the pre-payment penalty requirement?

I've sent out my batch of yellow letters (150 so far) to houses I've seen driving for dollars, probates, pre-foreclosures, expired/withdrawn listings, and absentee owners.It's snowing today so I'll be busy writing more, but I would like to hear any advice or anything you have experienced.

You should get yourself pre approved for refinancing out of the hard money before you buy the house.

I can tell you that most of the good agents won't even show you properties, unless you have a preapproval from a reputable lending institution stating that you are a pre-qualified buyer. 

I have a motivated seller/realtor that is about ready to go into short sale, is there a way I can find out what the seller owes? Is it public record? The seller is not disclosing that info and the offer from a big reh...

My understanding of New York is the agents fill in a pre printed contract and the attorneys do the final purchase and sale negotiations.This is not how we do it in Georgia.

Seven pre-owned homes sold w/in last 12 months, $90-160/psf varying DOM.

Have I now met the requirement of making the unit available for rent under the Pre-rental expense provision in Publication 527?

I have been pre-approved for a loan and I have people that want to become a partner in the deals Not to bore you too much, so here are my questions.What are a few things that I can do while I wait until it's time to take my brokers exam again?