However I've found that the worse the property the easier the negotiation is.However this is just a numbers game and the numbers tell me 80% of the agreements won't work.. and shorts are easy to get under contract so we need a bucket load of them..

Really cool seeing what The right online strategy can do to amplify your off-line marketing and plug the leaky buckets when people research you from your off-line marketing.

We send out buckets of mail to introduce ourselves to that one very motivated seller.

I could also recommend you read brandon turners book, Rich Dad Poor Dad (like abible) gary kellers books, and Benjamin Graham/warren buffet material then apply Value Investing to Real Estate, that's where the real money is made and retained long term not over short bandaid tips you get from aguy with shiney teeth in a seminar.The deals I do,$15-30k is a drop in the bucket when it comes to negotiating.

The $79 is just a drop in the bucket and I'd posit maybe an average of 10% of gross rents for a single unit.

I just wrote the check for the first draw and don’t know if I am putting it in the right bucket come tax time.

I read in a different post to have a water bucket adjacent for guests and to have the cleaner also throw water on it during the turnover. 

So far the pace of this has been just a tiny drop in the bucket and there are signs in the past week that they will soon abandon or even scale back this plan. 

New investors are a drop in the bucket compared to private equity.There are opportunities in the lower income areas, but there are also significant risks.  

I have funded deals were there was johnny lunch bucket wholesaler and then with some of my high volume guys they are fed deals by wholesalers that are licensed and those are the one's that I see doing volume.