I'm more than willing to spend a month or two on the ground anywhere in the country finding and purchasing the right property, as well as flying out frequently to check up on it.

Start stepping on toes..........agents are required by law to submit your offer unless specifically stated in listing that no offer will be accepted below a certain amount.Agents frequently hold offers or fail to submit them......make your offer then push....good agents will submit it......ask for the denial paperwork if told you were denied......always push the issue.....the only agents that will be offended are those that do not do as they are supposed to.

Above all, these issues will change frequently over the next decade.

Financed 1st deal by aquiring 100% financing by simply credit ( in definition, financing secured by shear credit is a debenture), bought property from builder at a discount of %10 by offering him a quick close (meaning no wait-time and no-marketing expense) and frequent business relationship, contract was struck before property was finished, found several buyers before property was finished and I closed.

I plan on doing alot of reading, frequenting these forums, going to some local real estate meetings, and anything else anyone can recomend.

I have frequented this site for a week or so and have finally decided to become a member.

(written by)Vincent WrightRecruiter/Networking CoachI saw this on another forum I frequent, and it exactly says whatI want to say to all of you on this forum, especially you youngerguys (and gals).

Also better for the tenants b/c they can manage money better and collect frequent flier points or other benefits.

Frequently property managers work for a percent ofthe rents (on multi-units) or a flat fee that youyourself can say is such-and-such percent of the rent.

And I noticed that online listings frequently say anything about access or even if the land is on a hillside!