Help solve it if there is a profitable way to do so.Note: Once you successfully do this for one you can honestly tell others that this has worked well in past.

I think you will find them to be quite helpful.We'll try and do what we can to help you learn what you need to know and overcome all of your fears so you can become a successful investor!

I do know successful investors who buy without viewing a property.

Yes, I'm a rookie but I'm learning from my successes and mistakes.

Obviously the retail and big down payment parts are extremely unattractive, but I'm hoping that negotiate him down on price, and make up for the rest in terms.I think the chance of successfully reaching a profitable arrangement is very low, but it's worth it for me to get experience in negotiating and considering terms.Before I jump into this, I would like to know how the heck do you write a note?

Have done some BPOs for various organizations and have had some success making contacts with Reo departments, but could use all the help I can.

He seems to be pretty straight forward and successful.

Your monthly payment is still the same, your expenses are still the same, and in fact you can probably argue successfully to get your property taxes lowered.

:welcome:There are a number of successful investors from TX on BP.

But if you want to make a successful career of RE investing, you may have to get a little more realistic about your current market conditions, especially regarding REO if this is the route you want to take.I do appluad your consistency and determination.Once again regarding repair estimates, I'd recommend that you look at a few REO Broker websites and you'll find warnings about sending this kind of stuff with your offers.