I'd rather not be the typical american and come back with some italian sports car but perhaps use cash that's in the bank to make an investment in my future and get me into an exciting career for once.So the question I'm posing to the experts, if you were just starting and had a giant lump sum of money (roughly 220k after taxes) to play with in a market that isn't really inflated what would you do?

My suggestion, read books and talk to experts that know their stuff and are willing to coach you in your endeavors!

Hi Holly,I am not an expert by any means.

By a slight margin, non-judicial foreclosure states outnumber judicial foreclosure states.

Through my research I've found out that even the experts/pros have mentors, and I guess that’s why their the experts/pros.In essence, the reason why I'm looking for a mentor is the following:1.

I will be having the owner of the largest residential cost seg company on our radio show in 2 weeks, so tune in to get some information on this topic directly from the source expert as I am not an expertt in this process.The radio show is local to us but streams live on the net from the radio station website: www.hometownstation.com

Just wondering what are the best cold calling tips for FSBO or preforeclosure
property owners? Best time of day,etc.

Thanks,

Q

A non-performing note is a liability.

I just need to be careful what I say in the non-advertising forums!

Originally posted by "jobus":Bulk REO's are loans investors are trying to purchase. ...No they are not,An REO is a loan that went to a non performance type status and then was offered for sale and did not fetch a required or minimal amount.