Insurance companies make the final decision on what treatments they will pay for, NOT YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR.And, it's even worse than the DMV because the insurance companies are a for-profit organization...they don't care if you live or die, only that they get your money.Does that scare you?

My dad had a contract hardware supply company.

What are some of the ways you guys organize your stuff?

Money ebbs and flows, investors don't have an endless supply of time or money, so you need to have the deals ready when they are ready to take them down.One last thing, I might reconsider your assignment fee. 10% of your asking price is a lot of money for simply getting a contract and assigning.

I'm just trying to figure out a way to organize the info.

Yes Derek, the information Brian supplied was what I was looking for.

Prices will vary greatly depending upon supply and demand.

I have experienced this myself from the few business organizations I have been part of during my college years.

Habitat and community reinvestment organizations do it on a nonprofit basis; however, the number of houses they can do is very limited.

Hi Robert -There are good opportunities here, but competition heats up in the spring and supply has been limited.