@Dion DePaoli What are the other big banks where I can find discounted REO's I noticed in your post you said that in a sense street level investors can sometimes get property at a deeper discount than folks purchasing pools I am very interested in filling in some of the blanks that I have as pertains to this I have a great deal of buyers in my network, Im looking to acquire the contacts needed to engineer deals for my buyers.Thanks you are a great mind and this already has helped me out tremendously!

The 4 buyer types: The emotional and practical buyers, who made decisions fast, and could be persuaded and closed relatively quickly if the product made sense, and the analytical and amiable, who take FOREVER to make up their mind, even if it was best for them.Lesson here, know who you are talking to, and use that info to be successful!

But it never even crossed my mind to *make sure* that both were in Fannie Mae's name and not the previous owner's For some reason this has brought me way down emotionally to the point of asking myself if this is worth all the trouble.

The list of things to request from her that you suggested is greatly helpful and when I follow up with her today I will certainly dig deeper.

Avoid a decision based on emotion.

A difference in income between $300 and $860 per month is going to amount to a substantially higher list price.If you are in fact looking at actual listings in the same neighborhood, you need to look deeper and find out why the triplex and quad are so cheap.

Dig deeper brother dig deeper, I am interested in folllowing your journey.Blessings all in your walk,Tevis

Is it the types of tenants they attract, or a deeper social influence that the parks themselves create that apartments and other "tight living spaces" do not?

I am looking for information from brokers who hit the pavement and dig deeper than using a computer.

Buyers unless investors will be making emotional decisions and you will deal with lots of drama.