. :-)I hope/think it has made an appearance…I'm a quadriplegic & in kind of cash flow is greatly needed and appreciated… Before my accident 13 years ago…My daughter had a favorite babysitter, at the time… The babysitter was 15 years old.Now she is all grown up & has a few kids of her own, nice guy for a husband and they are looking to buy their first home.This is what I'm hoping to get involved and help everybody out.They had made an offer on a short sale, but… The process was too slow & their loan had expired before they could even use it.I've been all over the Internet for the last 2-4 years just being a sponge, trying to sift through as much BS as I could.I was able to find a title company that would out right purchase a piece of property for me (willing to put the piece of property under my name/company name), as long as I had a buyer ready to purchase right away.What I would like to, is to do seller financing/creating a note & let it season for a few months, then turn around and sell that note…I don't think I'll actually be making a lot of money from this, but… Maybe making just enough to make a down payment for my next piece of property & throwing the snowball down the hill from there…Their credit scores must be pretty good, they had already prequalified for a loan… The short sale process just too long.I was wondering if there were any "templates" for contracts and things of that nature… If someone had a link to where I could purchase or download for free.

However, after reading through the forums and blogs, I know you guys (and gals) don't highly recommend paying for any service, but then that leads me to sifting through what is valuable, applicable, and action oriented.Just a little about myself:My name is George Argyris.

It must have taken some time to put together.I agree you have to sift through what you read on the internet.

I just need time to sift through it, take notes, and organize my thoughts and priorities.

How much would you pay someone walked up to you once a week with 10 deals in your area with all the numbers you would need in any investing situation as if it were magic and would keep you from sifting through the MLS and doing every calculation for every situation on every house that looks like a decent deal?

As a whole I found that agents don't know investments a whole lot and you will still be crunching a lot of numbers sifting through a lot of non-performing houses but realtors know the market and can help advise when under contract to make for a smoother transaction.  

At this point in the process, you sift through your incoming leads to determine which ones are a waste of time, and which ones could potentially be a deal.

Hi everyone! I hope everyone is doing well! I have a quick question that I have researched but would just like to make sure that I understood it correctly.SO, I am combing through public records on the MLS to tar...

People are funny, managing them is challenging sometimes, but you’ve heard some good advice here and it sounds like you have sifted through it and made your decision.

Still sifting through all that!