That was a small win.

Slow and steady still wins the race.That was long.

Once recorded, the owner/seller of the property will not be able to close on the property without addressing this issue, thereby blocking them from cutting you out and selling to another party.Other than that, keep in mind it is VERY difficult to win in court for specific performance to force the seller to sell.Good luck, and keep moving forward!

Could be a win win.

It can also get expensive fast to get title searches done on a bunch of properties and then not win any of them at the actual auction. 4) YES!

@Sergio AguinagaIn today’s market if you can get $300 cash flow on a SFH that’s a good win.

We are looking for properties in a B or C area with a B or C rating and most importantly, the investment property should have a value-add capability.Ideally, we are looking at properties between 50 and 200 units but if close enough and a win-win, we will to take a look.Contact me if you are a serious seller or Seller Broker/Agent.

Finally, on the business side of things, if I fill my mission to provide a product that is better than the competition or simply not offered by the competition, I shouldn't need to rely on potentially cheap marketing on BP.I understand it'd be silly to not do business if it can be a win-win for all involved but there is the right way to do things and you actually did by contacting me.

On the other hand, if you're looking for a home to purchase, try to find a home that has an FHA loan.This can be beneficial for both buyers and sellers and can result in a win-win situation.

Motivated sellers NEED to know more about you before proceedingRead my finger strokes.The more motivated the seller, the MORE credible you need to be to win them over.To explain this point.