The book is what initially opened my eyes REI and have heard numerous investors say the same.

Just market for motivated sellers by whatever method and they will call.

Then you can compare the numbers and you'll have your answer.One thing to note on the appraisal... lenders wont be using the income method to value the property... it's still considered residential.

I was watching a video but i think it was out of date since it was in the early 90's and was confused as to what the mans method of flipping and making money was.

i have noticed SellPoint blasts out to numerous sites (many of which I already market too), but haven't had the chance to try this out or see it in action.would anyone care to comment on their experience with this software?

I know there are various opinions about doing this, particularly since you can get most of the information from numerous, low to no cost sources.

Jack - I definitely believe in the pay it forward method and plan on doing so.

Highly paid professionals and executives are dumping their homes through the short sale method.

Just curious on your method that seems to work well for you.

So, how you enter the business makes a difference in the type of due diligence the note buyer needs to do.Notes are unique and unlike other investments like a bond that is rated and is in an established market providing liquidity at a near par value or an easier valuation method.