I will be a succesful real estate investor even if it hair lips the president.

I know many "investor focused agents" who say that going to see a property for an out state client is a waste of time, and just pay lip service to gain a client.  

He's non-motivated because he said he's in no rush and he will not sell for less than 650K to 675K-COMPS were hard to get (agents v. tight lipped if they are not in on a deal).

In some parts close to downtown Atlanta there can be a dumpy old house that had lip stick put on it and tax can go 3k to 4k a year etc.Property tax is just one component to look at. 

There are 100 people like you licking their lips as well; the bank wants the most they can possibly get and will allow it to be seen by everyone which is why they created homepath.

They didn't have to look, weren't directed to it and when some asked a question as a few would, my answer was that I'm not an attorney and I can't give legal advice to title issues.You'd think that those at the auction would be closed lipped, but no, someone would ask a question and someone else would often answer them in a rather matter of fact way.

Once the words "double closing" fall from your lips, you're out the door.

Like an 2.5 etc.If you are in the range of market rents, I think having an adjustment to market rates is probably not unconscionable should that person stay on.The seller being tight lipped about the renter could be a red a flag or maybe not.

You could probably get the investors info from the subs, but sometimes people are tight lipped about the boss.

Not when I'm just blindly running my lip and hoping for the best, that's how I nearly failed in the note business when I started cold calling noteholders.