I made a low ball (i thought) cash offer.

If you really have a good deal and it is priced right you shouldn't care if that buyer doesn't want to play ball.

Even if you took them to small claims court and won collecting is a whole other ball game.This is why as mentioned they get draws for various steps of completion.

Are you willing to submit creative or low-ball offers for me on distressed properties or properties that have high days of market?

Unless of course, you want to purchase education from someone since that's a different ball game.

Don't be mad at a person who gives you a low-ball offer.We mad at the person who looks and never makes an offer.

I was first introduced to real estate investing 2 years ago, but was too busy with my small IT company to take it serious.I am now winding down my IT business and looking to focus on REI full-time.I’ve joined a couple of REIA, FB, and MeetUp groups to get the ball rolling.

Any experts or those that have struggled initially can you please share your experience and advice on what I should do to get the ball rolling.

When she sees you mean business and is about to be evicted she will play ball or she will find a different place to live.

Here are mine:Texture walls and paint with semi-gloss ( I standardize on two colors) to make it easy to clean and touch up.Use ball valves everywhere for plumbing.