At any rate, the building will be empty and a blank canvas for us starting by our construction date of December 1.

On occasion, I do share tips with tenants and give them resources where they can get help when they need it.

I haven't done the particular program, so I can't comment specifically, but I have interacted with Dave Van Horn on several occasions and I'll say he is the "real deal".

He asks to look at my contract, which I give him along with my assignment paperwork, disclosures, and an amendment I used to adjust the original price on the purchase contract.After a day he gets back to me stating that his "attorney has advised that he make the offer to the seller and leave the name blank on the contract with his desired terms".

So while there may be a deal on occasion that falls through, it is not usually because they are trying to scurry off and find an end buyer it is usually a property issue that comes up during the inspection period. 

I like QuestIRA.com as they were able to accept the blank assignment from the fund my Roth bought a note with, unlike other funds that want the note holder to assign it to you before they send the money. 

BestBlanks.com has blanks for $1.50 each ~http://www.bestblanks.com/signsubstrates.htmlBut, if you buy at least 100, this site will pre-print (1 color 1 side) them for only $1.82 ~http://yardsigns101.com/18-x-24-coroplast/For the record, I don't like handwritten signs.  

They are usually extensive and thorough but are fill in the blank contracts.Good luck and if you have any other questions feel free to ask.

The cd's you got were basically blank cd's that were cheaply pressed and one didn't even play.

For this reason it is better to atleast prep them for the occasion.