I just looked at a piece of mail that came to me, and it appears it was run through a pitney bowes machine of some sort.

I'm guessing it would be some sort of BP REIT.

A contributor to Bp and a mentor, sort of.

I've just become sort of disillusioned.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I called BS and that fee has been now negotiated to the seller on the HUD statementHowever any 3rd party that receives money at closing raises red flags that there is some sort of mortgage fraud involved.

other companies will not respond which means that they will need to pull from your credit report.i'd then suggest getting some sort of positive credit going. go down to a local bank and get a secured cc. make sure that it will report to all 3 bureaus. if you put up say $500 on the card as collateral, do not go over $250 on it.in about 2 months, go back to the site (annualcreditreport.com) and pull a different report and check to see what has fallen off, what has been settled, etc.rinse and repeat!

The problem I see with Zillow or any sort of automated evaluations is that it doesn't really have enough data.

Is there an opportunity for that sort of investment?

Get your reserve levels to where you want them - and then star packing away the extra cash into some sort of money market savings. then start keeping a keen eye out in your market for your next deal, be patient and hop on another good one that you know will CF.

All kinds of things happened over there from accidentally setting their car on fire to a knock down drag 'em by the hair cat fight.