Don't knock it till you try it!

So really...they want a new home with hardwood floors that look old in an established neighborhood =) We are thinking about knocking down a wall and turning the home into a 3/3 instead of a 4/2.

Or I would sell paid for house and try to pay off a not paid for house or 2 and knock down #3 or pay for it if you can.

Tom Goans I'm not knocking your system.

Karen MargraveAccess to the MLS for preforeclosure, expired listings, demographic/market values, as well as cash buyers in certain areas and perform some door knocking.

Learn from them and build up your bankroll until you can start up a well funded marketing campaign.OR2) Find an investor/rehabber to partner with, and have them fund the marketing, and they get first dibs on all deals, and a cut out of anything that gets wholesaled. ( This one might be tough unless you have a relationship with someone like this already)You could also door knock, this only costs you time and gas money.When I did my first few deals as a real estate agent, I needed tons of help along the way.

It's also a great way to have a judge knock off what they might owe you or hand you a bill.

BoA, like in my post on Feb 11 '12 in this other BP post knocking Wells Fargo, paid the money back.

Create your mailing and door knocking list.

What I did was knock on their door after closing and introduce myself, gave them a piece of paper with my name and number and told them I'd be having them sign new leases soon.