Primarily I'm involved in the finance sector of the business.Currently I'm doing mostly pre-foreclosure bail outs and high volume REO pools (straight to the banks and straight to the money).

Just set this up this year, so haven't done the tax filings, yet.

It seems like you've decided to share some articles that you've written and posted elsewhere on the net in your recent posts . . .As someone who seems to have a strong background (I can only assume from your article posts), it would be great is you were to get involved in some of the discussions going on here on BP.

If you wanted to file bankruptcy to get out of your bills it takes time and it will follow you.

Although my dad was involved in numerous real estate investments, nothing rubbed off on me except the desire to do it.

It takes time to set up new properties in accounting software, and document everything properly, and set up physical files for vendor contracts.

I had considered a few 8-10 unit deals in my area then decided that until I had a system down for closing the deal, bookkeeping, filing, and managing the properties I needed to go with a much smaller deal.

Small ladderI found over the years that if I work with a plan, which involves looking at the whole house first, before doing anything, I've been able to do a complete "make ready" on a 2000 square foot house in just a few hours of work, instead of jumping right in and starting a mess before I've thought it out.Starting at the room farthest from the front door, and using your checklist inspect each wall, the floor, ceiling, baseboards and doors.

You then tell them that you will turn the file over to your 'partner' who will follow up and work on a short sale.I and a few other investors I know avoid short sales as they can be a large drain on one's time.

Lis pendens was just filed within last two weeks.