Do all mortgage loans investors like myself (middle income) get sold to FHLMC (Freddie Mac?)

There are lots of ways to apply basic concepts, tried, proven; legal, ethical and profitable without getting of into some method that keeps you in the middle with headaches. :)

Example: I hear a few people each year move into Greendale area, just so there children would attend the local high school.Reason smaller classrooms ( middle / high school level )Another example: about 14+ years ago I moved into apartments on the southside with the ideal of purchasing a home within a few years.

I go by my middle name Brent and i am a newbie that lives in Northern Virginia.

I actually picked up a bunch of oak seats and towel racks at an auction seats either ended up broken quick , several cracked in the back middle and could pinch someone.

IMO and experience you have zero chance of getting "rights" to run a home business in any HOA in middle-class or better neighborhoods.

I have just started intense study of real estate and am in the middle of taking 3 real estate/business classes while working full time.

We are looking at purchasing a brand new 4-plex to owner occupy while we are stationed in the middle of nowhere, Missouri.

****In summary, as hard money lender, or as trust deed investment providers, we have to have more of a "finger on the pulse" of the real estate downturns, as our position tends to "leverage the disaster" of a down market.Luckily, a small group of us backed off a little (not enough) when the market was puffed this last time.I'm really benefiting from the feedback and different viewpoints here on BP and I agree with your comments on Orange County, I own several rentals there.HOWEVER, I'm right in the middle of trying to make another purchase there, so it would be convenient for me if the OC real estate market wasn't quite as darn healthy as it is right now.Joffrey Long**** Where I say that trust deed investors are more sensitive and have more risk if the market declines, that depends on many factors, and there are many arguments that could be posed to contradict that.

Never does any good though, seems like all the yards are rising consistently with the other yards.I believe Atlanta is in the middle of a bubble right now.