Interested in a property listed at 260K (relisted 100 days ago and description states 75k price reduction- but not sure if this is accurate) According to title Wells Fargo has owned since Oct 2008can't find trustee record so don't know how much wells put out for it when foreclosedLast owner paid 310 in 2006Its been shown A LOT (millions of cards on kitchen counter) but has been sitting for a long time (don't know total dom- but most likely 12-16 months) This is most likely due to a monster gravity heat system.

That's the wild card right now.

I would have to slam down the BS card if someone told me they purchased a home for $9,000 and it rented for $800.

Get A $10,000 Unsecured Credit Card.

I had one good leads but I was unable to get far to make any money out of it, then I try to send post card to absentees with a lil success.So now I want to be more aggressive.

The first deal I got together actually came from a neighbor faxing my card to the owner of a vacant home.

While I'm a big believer in always making good on promises and debts (I pay my credit card off twice a week :), there is another -- more impartial -- way to look at this issue that makes the ethical question a bit more complicated: When it comes to a mortgage contact (or any service contract), making payments is only one part of that contract.

Im going to bet that every Realtor has their investors business cards in their back pocket, when they are selling a home those investors get dibs first.

His 4 year term will determine whether or not he gets re-elected and if he's not well it's because he did a lousy job not the color of his skin.The race card has been dealt already it's no longer in the deck.

If you offer those same people some pie-in-the-sky promise of unlimited riches complete with a Mercedes and hot super-model - they'll literally max out their credit card, even if you've got absolutely nothing to offer but hope.