I may have been something wrong for a long time...................................I use what I call a LOIit's basically a simple form with 3 different options to purchase their property ( it's easier then to fill out PSA's)obviously I use it with the 3rd and final option being the 'visually the best' for the seller.

I am new to this and am visual learning in the beginning!

It just fades into the background of the constant visual assault everyone has grown use to.

The rest of the site is a bit clunky to me and the UI is not visually pleasing.

Bandit signs worked 10 years ago, but they are now simply visual noise.

Over the years I've developed a knack for furnishing small spaces on a tight budget and my designs maximize functionality while creating a visual impact.

As I explained above, this is NOT a HUD home but more than likely a FHA reverse mortgage foreclosure where totally different rules apply@Daphne Barber You can visual inspect a HUD home prior to bidding but no utilities are activated nor may they be prior to contract ratification or in some cases not at all@Kathleen Clark  HUD no longer allows investors to ask for closing costs nor can an agent ask for a commission or a purchase where they are a principal

I did a quick visual and dont' know if the elctric or plumbing works.zillow shows comps of 37K in that neighborhood.

We should exchange links but its so hard to visualize and do without looking junky.

The validity of whether anyone can make $100,000 a month wholesaling has been followed up in a specific post - with visual proof.