Make sure you talking to the person on title(I don't deal with middle men) Build rapport first, find their motivation, and than solve their problem, make sure it has enough equity of course, than know your numbers, if it doesn't meet 70% rule, buy it "subject to" but only if it can still cash flow.

Takes two men and a boy to move it.

They failed to see that our companies mainline was novelty hats, and seemed to  think we were just badly dressed men!

other wise some of the big wholesalers in Texas would be offering on every deal tieing them up and then trying to flip them to bona fide buyers..I like it personally lets me have a methodical chance at this stuff with no interference from middle men. that are just acting like brokers anyway.

One of my favorite quotes is an e-mail from General (now SECDEF) Mattis:  "The problem with being too busy to read is that you learn by experience (or by your men's experience), i.e. the hard way.

No home runs but I'm quite happy with consistently getting men on base with singles and doubles. 

To my fellow military men and women, as well as anyone else with any insight...I’m looking to buy my first rental property, but I have a 6 or 7 month deployment coming up in several months.

This one took some research, and many lesser men have failed to connect the historical dots.

My brother is a huge inspiration to me and and very smart person, somehow we switched rolls after our high school days where I was top 5% of my class academically and he was probably down in the middle more.However he has become one of the best business men, and all around greatest, strongest, person I know and he bought his first rental property last year.

Plumbers are messy men and you don’t want them trampling all over your property if you can help it.