Buying is a little blind as far as the grounds and lower 3 feet go.

He just prefers to meet people in person as opposed to blind marketing.

Also, for your buyer you can request "blind" HUD documents.

This simply means all the buyers fees, costs, and cash to close are on one HUD statement, and the seller's costs, fees, monies received, etc. are on a separate HUD closing statement, such that neither party sees the other party's side, also referred to as a Blind HUD's.

We know that without our hand-holding, some investors will go forward blindly.

You might blindly buy a note and everything may work out just fine, but that certainly isn't an informed way to do business or invest, buying a pig in a poke and going to market.I agree with Dion that you're really not ready to deal by yourself in NPNs, especially a small bulk sale.

A "low ball" number (in the seller's eyes) blasted over blindly by someone they don't know is a shot in the dark.

Having said that still some times we have to turn a blind eye towards paying tenants if we find out about them keeping a pet, then we ask for pet deposit right away.

Here in GA it's statutory that the landlord is responsible for maintenance...I have alot to learn from the blind to reality optimists!!!!!

Again, thanks to everyone for the great discussion.Perhaps I will park my third vehicle at the unit until the construction is done plus use lights on timers and get some blinds up immediately.