Call them up and tell them to add you to their list.Finally, foreclosures, specifically pre-foreclosures are 100% worth it.

Get pre-approved for a mortgage, conduct site visits, use analytics tools, network with investment groups, monitor foreclosure listings, and look for areas with long-term growth potential.

For preferred jumbo investor lending programs check in with @Joseph Chiofalo to help with baseline structuring and a Pre Approval vs PreQual which has helped several of my luxury buyers win competitive offerings.

We're thinking we'll need a buyer's agent, a lawyer in Tampa, and a inspector to do pre-inspections before we ever decide to put in an offer.

The wifi is what will allow you to access the door remotely.If you don't want wifi on it, Then you can still get a smart lock you'll just need to pre-program several different codes into it, and then give out those codes appropriately but you'd need to be on site at the door itself to program initially or update it.From personal experience I find the touch screen or wifi locks to be complete POS's that are not reliable and the battery does not last long.  

The landscape is changing some -- so we are taking certain steps pre, during and post closing to help protect the transaction.We also have hundreds of investors to shop you opportunity to.Reach out and we can guide you along the way.

I got pre approval from https://www.loanguys.com and I am having a lawyer look over any additional documentation before I sign, but something in my gut is telling me to avoid them.

Quote from @Chris Seveney: @James BlairI do not defer interest I actually will have them prepay it and roll it into the loan amount upfrontDelaying interest will hurt your returns signficantly and if someone is having cash flow issues I would not be lending to them Chris,  so borrower needs down payment and come up with cash to pre pay interest ?? 

I remember the early 2000's and there are a lot of 'pre construction' projects that never came to fruition..not suggesting not to invest there just dive deeper into fundamentals.

Mainly because I can craft the mortgage a little more (no pre-payment penalties, lower down payment, etc.) and eliminate the fees charged by lenders and brokers.One of the benefits of purchasing a listed property is that the broker will normally set the seller's expectations a bit more than you just contacting them off the street.It comes down to what the seller really wants: a certain price, interest, down payment, or term.