What was the outcome?

What was the outcome?

It requires a ton of motivation and dedication to generate a successful outcome.

What was the outcome?

Since you can’t control the other parties needs, wants, expectations, desires, etc. a great part of the success in concluding a deal is out of your control.My advise may be different than what many others would suggest; I would determine what price and terms make it a good deal for me, and then try to determine if that would also make it a good deal for the seller, based on his needs and wants.I’ve never been comfortable with the “let’s work out a mutually beneficial solution” approach, though that approach is in vogue, and some people have had success with that approach.Over a 40 plus year real estate career, investing my money in over 500 deals in which I was the primary deal maker, I have found it much easier, efficient and profitable to make an offer based on my wants, and let the seller respond.

I've heard a realtor can set me up with email alerts so this might be beneficial to see what's coming up and start analyzing for practice.

I do agree with you overall but pointing out that keeping a good relationship with a tenant is beneficial to the LL as well.

According to most insurance companies, the following are the more common “Dangerous Breeds” or “Blacklisted Breeds”: Pit Bulls & Staffordshire TerriersDoberman PinschersRottweilersChowsGreat DanesPresa CanariosAkitasAlaskan MalamutesGerman ShepherdsSiberian HuskiesWolf-hybridsOr a mix of any of the aboveThis conversation usually brings out comments about how these animals are great house pets, it all depends on the owner, etc.

Some good advice above.If you do reach a conclusion, it would be useful for others if you could share the details of the outcome.

What was the outcome?