If you agree to this then heaven knows what will be next.

For ex, I live in SUBURBIA heaven - my house would appraise $120-$130k, but directly behind me is a different sub where those specs would appraise $180-$190 (10yrs newer tho).

I am closing on my seventh property this month and this will be my seventh Fannie Mae loan.

The water flow was horrible and heaven forbid doing laundry and taking a shower at the same time.Thanks....and have marvelous weekend!

When I was poking around on some company to help me establish business credit, there were a lot of calls promising everything from heaven (best one was 250k within 6 months without exposing any SSN only EIN), I pretended to be an easy sell, and for sure within 20 mins of the call, in comes the credit card info, simply told them I need more info on what I am paying for, played along and did my delaying tactics, (explanation, contract, money back guarantee, a visit to their office) then from the same referenced individual i think there were at least 3 different company names, Jeff from ABC / Jeff from XYZ / Jeff from LMN Corp.

@JD Martin your place sounds like a slice of heaven and for almost free it doesn't get any better.I do live in my home that was a rehab but the growth and increased traffic has diminished the quality of life here.

That wasn't the case of Byram who held six of the seven  properties from periods ranging from six to nine months, the seventh was held for over two years.

I often buy 4 or 5 toilets and 2 or 3 water heaters at a time, and heaven forbid I need to dig up a sewer line or repair a foundation on one property. 

@Jason Johnson Make sure to qualify your "investors" before trying to move heaven and earth trying to find deals for them. 

Depending on your market, you should be able to -go to an expired listing, -talk to the seller, -write up a the letter of intent, -take that to your attorney and have the attorney draft what "the meeting of the minds" is all about between you and the seller, and -for you to have an exit strategy, whether it sell it for cash or lease to own.A motivated seller is a seller that truly wants to sell, and is waiting for you the real estate entrepreneur to offer them solutions.Seller financing, or terms, is not talked about a lot on BiggerPockets, and I think you should give the seller cash offer and a terms offer.Terms offer will generally get the seller more money.But this is wholesaling heaven, where wholesalers are throwing lowball offers all day.