Persistence is key, at least that's what I keep telling myself :)

Persistence and Determination are key!!

It is an area that takes patience, persistence and a good client base... and lots of advertising dollars.

I realize that BOA doesn’t pay for HOA dues, but they have made exceptions before and it’s worth asking and being persistent especially given that no other buyer would pitch in that much for dues in addition to the asking price.

So with a tenant that is persistently late, my only option to light a fire under them seems to be a 7 day notice.

You must be very persistent or you case will fall right through the cracks but step 1 would be to put in an application for a modification services on the BGE website.

Stay persistent it's a long but rewarding experience!

Hello BP, I thought I'd like to share one of my recent flips with fellow BPers.Let's start with the numbers and some of the before and after photos first:Purchase price: 82kRepairs: 40kSale price: 249kNet profit: 83kIt was an easy cosmetic rehab, roof, paint, flooring, and fixtures.Even better, I was able to fund the purchase and rehab with private money, so no out of pocket money for me.A few things I learned from this project I'd like to share:Be persistent with your marketing and follow-up.

Be the guy who is persistent and gets in the house and no one else doesThese are just some of the ways we have had success finding deals in a competitive market.

I know persistency is the key, but I'm still not getting any responses after several mailings to the same list.Low offers on MLS listings: In this market that seems pretty much impossible as all listings receive multiple offers.Auctions: Well, what should I say, not enough cash for that...I am wondering what others are doing to find deals in this market.