Certainly a strategy, but not one I would apply personally.Lastly, with the high exposure that trustee sales have received in the past 3 years and all the flip shows on TV, there are so many rookie investors out there who pay more than they should and this is just another reason why the spreads are thinner, not only at trustee sales, but at MLS listed REO's as well.

Yes he is and he reminds me of those blind monks on the Kung Fu TV series :mrgreen:

Angel Perez That's why its strange when I watch that TV show "House Wars" (or "House Battle"...can't remember the exact name).

I even wrote off taxes some of my common area furniture expenses (TV, couch, etc.).

Before that happens, find a local sewer line cleaning company that serves the investor business (hint - they aren't the ones advertising on TV).

Currently a graphic designer and a home renovation/flipping TV show junky.  

Ohio has a great repossession law on land contract, close to evicting.ROFR or right of first refusal and a lease can be a tool to motivate the buyer to buy.Buyer Incentives like paying all closing costs or even "we will pay first 3 mortgage payments" like the apartment ads, or "free 99 inch plasma ultra smart tv with purchase" always help sellers sell------ For buyers buying on seller financing, I would first go to a RMLO or  registered mortgage loan originator; unless you've been under a rock since January 10, 2014 the federal government has made seller financing difficult.

Not an Attorney and I don't play one on TV.

The same with advertising a specific add on TV next to certain shows.

http://www.azcentral.com/community/ahwatukee/articles/2011/09/16/20110916reality-tv-taps-phoenix-area-foreclosures-betting-the-house.html