You might be able to do something like "$500 towards paid movers if you close with us". 

I have since bought two duplexes in  Olympia and a 12 unit apartment building in Aberdeen.

I do not have any existing relationships with brokers, as I am just starting in this area, but I am working on finding the movers and shakers in my market now.

We signed for closing on Monday, on Tuesday the buyers signed at 10:00AM and by 11:00 AM the movers were packing our stuff.

Make it easy by shelling out $2,000-$3,000 for a mover.

Unfortunately for the deadbeats, I'm not a professional mover and I tend to drop a LOT of stuff.

I used to think of the army of Guru Graduates as a real pain in the tuchus as they often mess up good potential investment opportunities when they couldn't close on deals that they had first mover advantage on (for a long variety of reasons, most of them involving unrealistic leverage).

Would you interested in a 26 unit rehab in Aberdeen, the sell wants it gone and will negotiate a good deal.I don't know any wholesalers, but I've attended some REAPS meetings and a lot of wholesalers are at the meetings.Nonetheless welcome to BP!

There you'll learn the vocabulary, the local market, and the movers and shakers in your area.

People who can not find work will move. Rents