I have been lurking in the forums and listened to every podcast, listened to audio books, became a pro member. I

Okay, Sorry about the short post I posted, I was driving home from work last night listening to a BP podcasts, at some point Brandon Turner mentioned how important the interaction with other member is... so I figured I would at least start with my first post. 

The bank will prohibit assignments.The bank will require that you demonstrate that you, personally, have the ability to purchase before they will even look at your offer.The bank will require that the property not be re-sold for some period of time, probably at least 90 days.The bank, and I say this with all due respect, almost certainly has a better idea of the market value of the property than you do.

Also be wary of letter of intents as they are not legally binding, specifically as there is a current tenant in place, and I'd imagine you likely will not be able to get a signed contract in place from this potential tenant.If the borrower won't reveal who the tenant is, I think that might be red flag enough to turn this down.Just a thought, in Southern California, there are a lot of tenants who are willing to do this in the marijuana industry. 

I've just signed up and I'm working on finding the elusive Dutch BP members mentioned by Erik (searching by zipcode doesn't work for me, as the search form supposes 5215 is a US postcode, and as I'm not a Pro member I haven't been able to search outside of my "incorrect" US zip code ;)Has there ever been a meetup for Dutch BP members?

You are sandwiched between the mortgagor and a tenant buyer, the optionee. either can fail.A mortgage servicer for your purchase loan between your seller and you as the buyer should be employed, a seller should not be relied upon to make payments.

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I would like to send you a message, but since I am not a pro member I believe that I need to send you a colleague request.

My thoughts were correct on the square footage so I pushed for it to be re-measured and found that it is over---1050 square feet. 

Tax records can't be relied upon but is useful info anyway, but is there a trick anyone knows to seek out that lost owner for free, or at least the best deal on a skip tracer?