why do people try to make this a counciling web site?

Question

I have posted two questions on this site this month and both have been answered by people who seem to have nothing else to do other than to try to make other people feel as if they are asking dumb questions, if you can not answer the question directly or if you feel the need to try to council or repremand someone then please just keep your response to your self because i dont need the sarcasim or smart alic remarks, further more,for those people that have it all figured out in the north eastern part of the country you know who you are; I live in the deep south and fliping houses and realestate is booming here and the govornment does provide grants for fixing up homes if there is anyone out there that actually knows the answer to my original question of how to flip homes with bad credit and you actually have some experience in this area and are not just SPECULATING then please by all means answer my original question and if you have any answers to the current question please respond

Answer 1

Because it's free therapy...and I'm in a free country. As long as I abide by the guidelines, I can ask or answer in any way I please.

Oh, and being rude to someone who didn't respond to your original question buts you in the same boat as the people you are talking about. You have stooped to their level.

It just depends on what time of day you ask. Sometimes you get lucky...and someone can help you. Sometimes you get smart aleck comments. I wouldn't take real advice from her anyways. I would gather valid opinions and make my own decision.

Answer 2

Maybe you should tell it to the folks at "Other - Business & Finance".

To answer your question:
1. You need to negotiate the deal with the bank first, put together all the costs to hold, repair and sell the place. You show these numbers to a private real estate investor and if the numbers look good, they will fund you for a piece of the action.

2. www.realtytrac.com

However, I suggest you flip real estate pre-foreclosure contracts first to build up money and gain experience without risk and/or money.

Regards

Answer 3

Well, posting the question to the right forum might be a good start. This isn't the compalint department. If you're not satisfied with the comments to date, you should edit your original posting, possibly with more information.

Answer 4

Amen!