We get a list of notes available, send our offers and after a short negotiation process (2-3 days) we reach an understanding with the seller about the notes.From that moment on, we do our Due Diligence (again, about a week long) and if everything checks out, we purchase the note.You will always be informed of the stages and be kept in the loop, but in terms of time & efforts invested by you, there's really not much for you to do.As a side note, we've been collaborating with other real estate agents, asset managers, contractors and other people in this industry for quite some time now.

I am excited to be apart of the community to collaborate and learn all that I can

LOLVince, no, this book isn't at all like the old no money down books.It's a good overall presentation of various options, conventional financing and other techniques that can be used in collaboration to arrive at solutions.

Does anyone know if the West Denver Renaissance Collaborative is planning to sell their pre-permitted ADU plans at some point?  

I am very happy to be here and I am looking forward to all the education, knowledge, and collaboration.       

Let's collaborate!!!

Do you prefer a more collaborative environment that maybe won't pressure you as hard to close a specific number of deals?

Look him up on similar threads and you can find him and potentially collaborate.

I am looking to collaborate with people to learn and grow in real estate.

I want to emphasize that I'm flexible with my budget and have the ability to act quickly if a promising deal arises.Looking forward to connecting and collaborating with you!