I work primarily with out-of-state investors and I can say that I've closed numerous deals with investors without having/needing any type of info on spouses.

If they need to sell fast tell them to price it right and their may be a bidding war . 

The best definition I've ever heard of a credit score is "a numeric representation of someone's likelihood of going 90 days or more late on a payment in the next two years".That said, no one has actually has a score - until their credit is pulled, and then the resulting score calculation is based on the information available at that time.

Not a war zone but just more challenging.

I am currently taking the time to devour as many books as I possibly can on commercial real estate, as well as listen to numerous different podcasts in the morning before work.I feel as though people may beat themselves up about how they think they have an “excuse” or it isn’t the “right time”.

I don't recall the exact reasons I did not like ABT but there were numerous issues I had with their costs and services.  

Essentially can an unethical realtor start a bidding war between Buyers A and B on 123 Main street even if there are no other offers from any other buyers of any realtor. 

My grandmother bought a property where the taxes weren't paid in 1918, that's during World War One! 

I also have rental homes and tried numerous different softwares to try and handle both and never found anything remotely adequate to do both.

During PCS season there are bidding wars and investors with cash offers coming in over asking price.