I have been very successful with it and maybe their is just more data in my area or I have been working it long enough, or I'm just lucky, who knows.I think at the end of the day a good investor should be the best because the investor needs to purchase with consideration of present value with repair issues and determine an accurate value there.

Return the call the same day, as soon as possible after receiving it.2.)

Some of them have no problem driving around all day as long as you're a serious, qualified buyer.

. :-)She said they had pulled up the offer I put in the same day as that other investor's winning bid and they were going to accept mine.So, again, just keep putting your offer in at your number and hope that they come down to your number.As for discounting, here's what I typically see.1) Based on condition of the home, area, length of time on market AND the price of the home.2) Typically, I see 15 to 20% discount when they first come out to investors.

Go to Home Depot or Lowe's at 7 a.m. and talk to the contractor's there getting ready for their jobs that day. A

Realtor told me it was only back on for 1 day as a technicality and wasn't taking offers because the buyer wanted 15k knocked off of house for repairs and homepath had to cancel their original transaction, relist, then create a new contract with that buyer.

I've always been fascinated with real estate and recently came across a article about wholesaling that related directly to what I do day to day as a recruiter.

Ideally, you should schedule one day a week (an hour or two) to show the property around to prospective tenants. 5.

I have been in the corporate world for 9 years and Monday is my last day as I will be doing REI Full time.  

@Joe Gore that's all well and good if its from the general public or competitor but if its from a state regulatory body,, then its a whole nother kettle of fish... the bureaucrats get paid to follow up on these and they get paid if they win or lose.At the end of the day... as we all know there are so many laws technically broken in the RE industry every minute of everyday that unless someone piss's someone off or there are numerous complaints people will just keep doing what they are doing.And of course from my standpoint of helping finance deals.