Inspection clauses are pretty routine, but some folks say they've had more success with REO offers if they have no contingencies.I make offers via my realtor.

Once you have the ability to evict you are now in total control of the situation.One other approach I add to this mix and I believe it makes the difference... start as long as the tenant is behind start a routine inspection schedule for the property.

Research if you aren’t sure.I’d raise my eyebrows, too, if the neighborhood is SFR’s are in the $35k range and they’re asking $35k for the former SFR that needs significant repair.

Not to mention those events where you pay $10K to enter, and then get unlucky, and get knocked out in about 5 minutes (luckily it's only happened to me once, but I know a lot of well-known pros that routinely don't make it more than an hour into a $10,000 event because they take a lot of chances).

ok..this question is for the full time wholesalers out there. can you guys share if you have a daily checklist of some sort..or maybe a weekly routine?

When I was in the military, we used to have a routine called simply "Blanket".

That is one reason I don't do the short sales and bandit sign routine.

While some Indian schools are now some of the best in the world (from what I have heard/seen), for many years well-off Indian families would routinely send their kids around the world to good schools; in my experience, those students excelled far beyond the typical American college graduate.Again, no proof of causation and just empirical evidence, but it's all I have

Hi Tracy,Have you thought about getting a "Good" maintenance man to do all of the routine maintenance?

I was under the impression this was a routine practice and had been occurring for a while.