However I not have numerous buyers waiting for a property while I struggle to get one lol.

I wouldnt recommend the DIY kits as I'd want the warranty offered by the specialty guys.Ive run into numerous scenerios where the tile surround was done fairly recently and in excellent shape, and the fixture had been replaced at that time as well, so there was no ready excuse to rip out tub and replace.

If you have any agreement of any kind whaatsoever that requires any payment of any kind that is applied to any sale that ultimately facilitates the granting of title, that agreement is an installment sale.

Since then, I have done numerous real estate deals and continue to learn something new every day.

As a side note, you probably already know this, but the numerical score provided by TransUnion is not your true FICO score (which is what you want to get).

Has anyone tried http://www.realestatesqueezepages.com to facilitate building a buyers list??

My thought with the title was that I wanted to explore options and evaluate POS for accessing some of the equity in my rental to facilitate acquiring another property.

If just one, you're a transactional broker, not a leasing agent, and you can't advise on either side, you simply facilitate the deal, brokers have ethical issues with this in putting someone in an installment contract and not being able to advise and additional liability.If someone puts a chunck down for an option and they can't get financing, say at the end of 2 years due to problems that should have been avoided, the broker becomes an easy target as well as the agent.I like options, the key to doing them successfully is knowing how to get the buyer financed at the end, not just putting them in a house, the deal is not done until title changes hands.

I have received mixed feedback from numerous real estate agents about that.

I am also new to BP and based out of Orlando and have done numerous deals in Jacksonville.