Does anyone have any recommendations to better help me sift through my list?

And again, that's not what most deals here are bought for, but sifting through all the property listings and getting creative with negotiating, it's possible to do on-market in Cincy.

Just like all things in life, you will have to sift through many managers until you find the right one.

I would love to find ways to just take over payments without having to go through the down payment process but I am trying to sift through posts to figure out which is the best way to do this deal..

We have to sift through a bunch more properties only to eliminate over 75% of them that aren't really in AL.

If you have a track record the bank might put you onto the deal before having to go through all of the expenses they will incur in foreclosure; banks don't want to own houses.Normal market, obviously but you will have to sift through a lot of properties to get one at a real good price.

An owner selling by themselves can forego/accidently overlook certain steps in the transaction whereby a licensed agent would be compelled to expound i.e. inspections and disclosures.I would limit my exposure by offering owner financing bad credit ok with 5 or 10% down, then sift thru the possible leads for someone who qualifies for an 90 to 95% sub-prime mortgage or who has the best possibilty of qualifying for one in a year.

Always creates plenty of leads to sift thru.

From driving neighborhoods to assorted mailouts to sifting the MLS to foreclosure sales, there are tons of ways to find deals.

Qualifying is merely a tool to sift through the hay stack to make your time more efficient.