If I had stuck it out and knew I fraction of what I know now, I'd be light-years ahead.Use your GI bill to study finance, investments, economics, accounting and such, you don't need a full degree.Am I satisfied with my own decision?

If I do it month after month after month then I start closing a deal every 6 months, then 3, and before you know it I am closing a deal every month, then closing multiple deals a month.You have to keep doing it and testing and tracking.

As for the types of loans you are eligible for, you are probably on the right track.

Despite my lease agreement and all the paperwork that  qualifying tenants have to go through to get a month to month lease with me, I see an attorney at least once for almost every tenant who decides to test the boundaries, to get him or her on track with the lease and laws that apply.  

If you're still into this deal....not sure why you would be...but have a chat with the neighbors and try to track down the original owners to get more background on the house and its issues.

:-)Rob G.

They actually have someone who's full time job it is to make and track these appointments.

Bradley, I have marketed to NOD's for 4 years 3 letters, the day the NOD is released, 1 mo, 1 mo then I track for sale dates.

Also, I did it differently than most and only because of my experience, track record, connections, etc.First, I made an offer in the name of a trust (typically named after the street name - example 123 ABC Street Trust).

We track our performance, and our numbers use to be a close rate of 1/50 contacts.