I also like Huntington's proximity to Kentucky and Ohio, because it provides convenient access to markets with other dynamics.We've also talked about starting slowly because experience is a harsh teacher who gives the exams before the lessons!

Could be seen as harsh but its business.

I know that may sound harsh so I apologize if it's coming off like I am attacking you because that is not my intention here.  

First, you educate yourself.I know I’m being harsh and I’m sorry for the cynicism, Trevor.

Everyone is in this industry for one reason and that is to create income to live on and to be self employed which has its benefits and has its harsh realities.

I have leases from membership in the CT REIA but those are a bit harsh and overkill. 

I know this is harsh but so is your ignorance, fact is cash home buying has grown 10,000X over in the last decade, sellers have TONS of options now online and they do the simplest most obvious thing any intelligent person would do, shop for their best offer. 

Sounds harsh, but it's reality.All the bestStephanie

Kind of harsh words, but you are not any where near the credit risk at 650 than 720 in the banks eyes.

If they do not close after the 7 day inspection period, then they will be looking for their own deals from then on, and you will not be working with them anymore.I know this way of doing business may seem harsh and uncomfortable for anyone who isn't used to talking to people this way, especially cash buyers, but I guarantee you that you will be successful if you stick to this method.