So they want them to file an action first to know that they are serious and a person with rights to the property prior to even opening a claim.Please let us know what title company it was, so we can stay away they diffenlty dropped the ball in this situation.

It's rented, but it's in a neighborhood with no off street parking surrounded by homes that are all the same, postage stamp lots so small a kid can't throw a ball and houses so close and tall the sun doesn't reach the ground.

Sending 100 low ball offers or seller financed offers on already competitive MLS deals is looking for a needle in a haystack (not to mention that most agents will NOT want to work with you). 

I'm still in the beginning phases of investing in real estate, but the ball is rolling and I'll definitely need to talk with a realtor soon.

I guess we have to trust that a service animal would not go after our cat...Assuming your owner-occupied home is 4 units or less, you are actually in a totally different ball game. 

Hey Miguel, I don't have exact numbers but here's a ball park on known values.

So now I have the ball in my court I have a couple trying to sale their home for 40 I think I should talk them down to 20 or 30 but they say everything in the home is new where should I start with this whole wholesale.

@Daniel Kidd Good job on getting started to get the ball rolling, keep that momentum.  

I took a ball part percentage for the cost of property management in my area.

Reason being, the second credit card company will not run your credit, they will just look at the first inquiry and give you a very low-ball amount.