I've closed all the ones I've done this with but locking it up at a good number is most important.I've even found deals by calling on for rent signs in an area and just asking if they would entertain an offer.Ask, text and email.

Yesterday, my lender texted me and said that my job won't list me as a permanent employee when she ALREADY knew my situation and knew that I was a contract worker.

Yesterday, my lender texted me and said that my job won't list me as a permanent employee when she ALREADY knew my situation and knew that I was a contract worker.

Exactly, if someone else has a different motivation, lower return threshold, or is a fool, let them have it. 

Sometimes big corporations have a tendency to keep certain projects on life support and not really moving forward.They don't want to scrap it but haven't been presented with a plan or motivation to improve and move it forward.

Understanding the seller's motivations and priorities helped us close the deal quickly and secure excellent terms.Remember, negotiation is not just about numbers; it's about building trust and rapport.

The information you receive is geared to motivating you to purchase additional services, at a large price.

Today I received a text from tenant B that stated tenant B was again smoking cannabis on the patio.

Your motivation is excellent so now you need to build credit, knowledge, resources, and connections.

We found out the sellers were highly motivated due to personal problems so we were able to negotiate some of the closing and we able to get into this house with little down.