What if the potential buyer rides by the place, talks to the owner, and the owner says, "No its not under contract, please come in."

let's say you have 100k to begin investing.now let's look at what to invest in, where to invest and how to invest.5 rentals upstate new york - westchester area - 45 minute ride from NYC for you - 10k down on each - that's 50k left to repair, manage rentals.or use it to buy a rehab in queens, taking 60k to put down on a 300k dump with an After Repair Value of 500k, using your 40k to help pay for holding costs, and a few CC's for the repairs - turn it around in 3 to 6 months etc...my point here is not to direct you in one direction or tell you that you need 100k to invest.

“Ride the wave of excellence…all the way to success!”

I just try to play whatever niche of the real estate market is trending, ride the wave, and move on to the next trend.

last week I got a call from my realtor and took the time to ride by.

If you can't find a buyer within your inspection period you can either cancel because of that, or let it ride and try to find the buyer within 30 days.

But like any long term investment, you have to be able to ride the rollercoaster.

He just wants to ride it.Now there is also the Happy State Bank building that is supposed to be going in on 10th street.

sometimes, you get lucky and one of the really knowledgeable posters hails from your state, and can give you info specific to your situation.

I'm riding them to get it done fast.