Baselane is easy enough to use that I can do it myself so I'm now saving by not paying those expenses and I prefer to be more hands on anyway so I have a better understanding of my expenses and profitability. 

Due to personal faith based reason, I prefer to only invest in all cash deals that don't involve traditional financing (so typical passive RE options like syndications, RE funds with fixed returns, REITs etc are not a viable option for me). 

I've asked our customer support team to reach out.

Some investors say it’s the perfect time to get deals done, while others prefer to wait until the new year.What’s your strategy for managing fix-and-flip projects during the holiday months?

Off market preferred but on-market welcome.Any suggestions for good areas to buy in?

I also think getting the divorce settled and possibly renting for a year would help you figure out exactly what you want to do (your preferred real estate strategy) and might help you save some extra money for that first purchase.

I had heard about wholetailing and, from what I've heard, it is preferred over wholesaling. 

Also seller might need some extra days to move out.Details, the house has been on the market for over 170 days, fell twice already, the seller prefers a cash buyer, how to negotiate with this type of agent?

But would prefer to stay away from the far ends of the spectrum (dilapidated or fully renovated).Thanks again for the reply Joe You will get the owner's name and address from the tax records, not phone and email.

As a Banker I usually get my customers approved for their construction financing and then offer a builder who we already have approved in that State/County.