More likely, prices will decline in many places, especially anywhere that's seen massive runups.Look at Shiller's analysis in the latest version of "Irrational Exhuberance".

I'm not sure if any of you have seen the BBC version of The Office when David kicks the camera crew out of his office, but then poses for a picture before they leave?

He does a version of corporate renting.

The short version of what a "Deal" is can and will vary depending on who your buyer is… But remember, there are several types of buyers, and they all are looking for something a bit different… Here are the buyer types… 1) A retail buyer wanting to live in the house… 2) A traditional landlord… 3) Another investor…A retail buyer must love the house and want to live there… If they feel they are getting a “deal” i.e. they love the home, the price or the terms, then they will buy.

I use it and am amazed at all it does.I started out using his Real Estate Profit Pro, then upgraded to the advanced online version UREI.If you are looking to create massive offers,and create your documentation with a click of the bottom for any investing method.it it is the way to go!

:lol: Yes, the online web-based version would solve the problem, but I don't do enough of this stuff to warrant $25/month or whatever it is and I'm not working with colleagues or teammates, needing to share data.

well, i'm using a trial version website of one of Preston Ely's sites. my ad reads "I BUY JUNK PROPERTIES", and i put some text and if they submit a lead it goes to my e-mail...as far as my buyers list goes, i put up an ad that says "Fixer uppers available, $17k on up" and the calls came flooding in and when they call, i get all their criteria and add it to my list

As such, if you don't have access to the MLS, you will have no way to know what forms they require for their offer (many require modified versions of the standard state contract).All that said, if you really want to try to go it alone, here's what I would recommend:- Call the number for the brokerage and ask to speak with the agent who has the property, or ask the person who answers the phone who has the property;- When you get the agent, ask what forms they require to submit an REO offer and where you can get them.

Even if FL doesn't have its version of title 5, if the owner and wholesaler are serious about selling they would pay for the inspection and show it's up to code.

I have used several different versions, but currently am using Nitro PDF Reader wich allows me to add in my signatures, initials, dates & other text, then save it as a flattened PDF so nobody else can tell that it is an electronic signature.@ Jason Scott - I have not tried it as I do not typically ever make offers on HUD properties, however, I am sure there is a way to scan in a blue ink version of your signatures/initials and then attach them in color to your PDF doc. - Worth a try I guess.