@Alan Howard do you have trusted friends or family members that can do the foot work for you in other states?

As I stated we are simply waiting for the appraisal and new survey and we did all the foot work ourself for the most part besides some basic counsel on the contract from our attorney I did not use a real estate agent (learning a lot), and I did use hard money (already have two potential banks that will refi), any last minute advice before we get to the closing table?

Was it through a broker, MLS, wholesaler, your own footwork?

You want to break it down for them so that their due diligence doesnt require a lot of footwork.

Many of the individuals are just to lazy to do the footwork required to find a good deal on a mobile home.

The remaining tenant would have to do the footwork to find her in that case.So there you have it!

They may do the footwork themselves or they may buy from a bird dog, one who finds the property, does some research and quickly moves it to a wholesaler or re-habber.Hope this helps,

Originally posted by Dan O'Connor: That said, I typically prefer to approach short sales from a totally different direction and let my "competition" do all of the footwork and negotiation while I carve out my share of their profit 'under the radar', whenever possible.

If you can find a money partner, you can take an equity stake in each deal for doing the footwork.

Also...do you think that wholesaling as a agent would be worth the foot work?