Short sales do not have this OO restriction.Look for properties that are real run down.The short sale department and foreclosure department have different objectives.Yes there are a bunch of issues with short sales.Any strategy you implement has work involved to make money.Anyone telling otherwise is not telling the truth.Competition exists in anything worth pursuing in life.Accept it and work to be better than anyone else.

I've recently decided to implement probates into our marketing.

Heading back to ohio middle of next week, we are starting two more crews when I get back.I have a couple hundred questions to ask here over the next couple weeks as I develop and implement the systems that will allow us to ramp things up a couple notches.

From RealPage 10-K page 14, they say "The principal competitive factors in our industry include total cost of ownership, level of integration with property management systems, ease of implementation, product functionality and scope, performance, security, scalability and reliability of service, brand and reputation, sales and marketing capabilities and financial resources of the provider.

I definitely do not want to downpay more than 25% because i want to take advantage of the low interest rates.Folks please help me in letting know what kind of strategies do i need to implement?

-Steventhey have been around for many years & still few people use them or make any effort to implement it into a Financial Plan !!!!

Karen M, if the mentorship offer is available in the middle of 2015, ill have my five crews solid, and the systems fully implemented and functioning.

Texts generally include: putting out "fires", additional business systems to create/implement (marketing, buying, personnel, etc), my daily "power hour" (affirmations, exercise, viatmins, weekly goal review, etc), inputting reminders and calendar events/obligations, things to remember, ideas/inventions/systems to organize, book suggests, shopping items, daily tasks, phone calls to return, etc, etc.

This was something I found out from my years owning a construction company, something I learned to recognize with my financial planning and insurance background, and something I finally implemented with my current investor mindset:Years ago I worked for a builder who would borrow money out of his life insurance policy, he would build a house with it and sell it and put the money back into the policy while keeping the profit.

In today's reality with the formation and implementation of the CFPB and all kinds of publicity about investor and mortgage fraud, to the point that even some circuit judge in the flat lands of Kansas or hills of Arkansas is aware of the new laws, they will be looking at your deal.