it definitely covers alot, but the reality is these "techniques" that are referred to, i think, are easier to implement depending on where you live or plan to invest.

Of course in any transaction, these percentages may vary as well as the distribution ratio.

I really don't have much capital to invest as of now, so I've been looking into a number of no money down techniques.

He said that money should start being distributed by the spring time.

Way too many useless techniques that may work with 1 in 100 mediocre leads.

if you learn anything or come into good quality information or leads for obtaining free money - let me know.i know one "technique" they may discuss is calling several times to the same office.

In a comparable sales approach, you select comps. Then you do adjustments to comp prices depending on their differences with a subject property.
Where do you go to determine the adjustments for a particular neiborghoo...

alex,alot of it depends on what function you're going to serve in the company or investment strategy(ies).if you're going to be involved in every aspect, well then i think ryan's tips are great, along with what others have posted.if you're not going to be hammering nails and the like, or estimating rehab costs, leaving that to others, than don't waste your time reading about rehab techniques.

Doug, even with those techniques (which I use open ended yellow postcards), I would say generally speaking that 10% response is not a realistic target with most mail outs.

The average loan processor is not very sophisticated so lenders reduce the complexity by screening out complex deals.Seasoning is a business decision and not a legal requirement.Lenders who have little to no seasoning before they will lend on the appraised value generally use other techniques to manage the risks.