I also am wondering what the best way to transition into writing up the offer and getting them to agree to sign it so that I can move forward on trying to promote a signed agreement at my local clubs.Many times I end up making the offer, and they say something to the effect of "let me think about it", "i have other offers" or "i dont want to sign something and be locked in", etc...

We're glad you found the site and hope we can help you to transition to larger unit investing (saw your other post).If you have any issues or problems here, please let me know.Good luck and happy holidays.

part of LA in which you can't make any changes to a house without city's consent, weird huh...it's coming well slowly but steady, 1st become an RE agent, to have access to properties and slowly make the transition to investing?

I'm seriously considering multi-family investments out of my home state and would very much like to hear your feedback based on your experiences.Perhaps you could share any methods or strategies you've found useful in lessening the hassle factor or for making the management and operations as smooth as can be expected.Thanks in advance and again, welcome!

It's the only book that's made the transition from the class room to my career workday.

From then on it's smooth sailing.

The upgrade went smooth as silk!

Once the owner sees that everything is running smoothly, they don't want to give it up.Just a thought.I think I'll stick to flipping for now.ETA: Thanks to both of you for your input though!!

. ;) I can't wait to make the transition from talker to do-er so I can learn what all the fuss is about.

I need to stay as agile as possible, I’m not sure when this transition will take effect, but I do know it will be shortly. (2-3 months)1.)