What type of contract to you use; a skinny, MAR, long form or hybrid contract?

Additionally, if you come across any skinny deals, let me know!

Yea here is the skinny on duplexes.You need to know the condition of the property & the market rentability of the units themselves.

don't let that happen.I want my clients to learn the basic first; Power prospecting and negotiating, if you can't negotiate you can't do deals, in my opinion this the best way to have your way with sellers, I go into details of expired listings, For sale by owners, how to do second stage and sometime 3rd stage negotiation, how to make offers and how to make offer often.Creative financing is a must to learn, lease option Control and Roll and hybrid offers, nothing down, delayed settlements, no money in the deal using "Check Funds", seller financing, how to ask for it, how to get sellers to agree, no interest mortgage, how to offer more and create more equity and ease assignments.Most importantly "contracts" I use what I call a "skinny contract offer" this is a one page document that has all the creative clauses needed to CONTROL the property with a small down payment.I want my clients to understand that it is easy to find and control properties, but a needed skill to assign it, get to the settlement table and collect your fee.

You can download them into your iPod or MP3 player and listen to 'em all day.

It's when the tide goes out (and it hasn't in a loooong while) that we'll see whose been skinny dipping.My buddy didn't think he was over-leveraged when he took out a 1-yr HML for a high end flip last Feb. 

@Peter Harker The deal is really skinny and it will be hard to turn a profit on this unless you have a retail buyer lined up and ready to go. 

I bought a Waterproof Ipod Shuffle and have been listening to music, PTI, Around the Horn, etc.

i am totally clueless and reading up. and thanks guys i too have been listiening to ipod and find it so helpful and informational.

I recently sought counsel to see if I could use a "skinny contract" and was informed for my safety that I do not enter these type of transactions.