If you know, would you please just list what those strategies are called and I will research each one extensively.

We have a pretty large Board of Realtors here and they have an extensive library of books.

(Southern California) Graduated from UCLA in 2003, I have fairly extensive entrepreneurship experience.

I'll have extensive before and afters of every project.Fun to do.

If you'll be using a contractor to do the work, and he goes out to the houses with you, he should be able to give you an idea of how extensive any work may be etc. and a ballpark guesstimate of the cost to repair.

Secured credit, paying in advance and drafting off deposits is not an extension of credit.

In other words, you really have to know who you are dealing with and do extensive due diligence on the operator, because a great deal with a bad sponsor is doomed from the start.

We thought $200,000 per lot would be the max we could justify (still would need to pay all school fees, utility extensions, park fee of $10,000, permits, etc., PLUS all the other building and development costs) Some foreign investors made an offer for $585,000 for both lots, telling the seller they can close in 10 days and construct the house in 90 (right.... but I digress).

However, I do have extensive knowledge in apartment management, leasing, make-ready and dealing with tenant issues.

If you leave it off and just put a phone number on there (a local phone number, not a toll-free, no extension), I've found an increase in response rate.