That's really low-hanging, low-value fruit for sure.

If anyone has any recommendations for agents, PMs, or GCs that I can trust and they have dealt with, please reach out.

When used appropriately, they prevent you from ever being low hanging fruit for a lawsuit.

If you can be crystal clear on that, and see what you might offer that the mentor doesn't have, it may be the beginning of a fruitful relationship.

Any other pet add-on advice is appreciated.They are smoking on the patio, also expressly against the lease terms.They are into organic gardening, which is fine, but has resulting in a bit of a swarm of fruit flies in the dining area.

You got to start from the seed, to get to the root, to get to the fruit.

I do not send letters because I do exactly what Rick said and do my title due diligence before reaching out and look for the best deals and the low hanging fruit, then I skip those people using my own techniques which I posted in another post. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/290841-ugly-abandoned-house---where-can-i-find-the-owner I call these people personally as these deals are golden and get probably a 50-70% closing rate by solving problems.I hope this helps.

Does the Agent make no money writing the cash offer but make the commission at the time you are ready to put the property on the market for Agent to sale?

Looking for more opinions and advises. Please dont mind my silly question. :) Im an agent and planning to buy this condo ( FSBO). Should i use trec form 1-4 contract as usual ? or which is the best way to buy it for m...

The deal looks like this.5 Bedrooms/ 2 full baths large yard with 7 fruit trees security system on windows New Rooffull fence Two car garageShe had it listed for $170,000 but the Agent claims that she didn't have it on the market for long enough.