Close at title co or lawyerbwith simultaneous blind closing.

I bid blind on some deals, but the correct answer is what J said.

Talk about the blind leading the blind...I was trying to save you money, but screw it, I'd rather see you waste some.

I have been on BP now for two years and its astounding to me the amount of folks that will pay money to market when they have not a clue what to do with the leads or any type of sales experience etc... seems like the cart before the horse.But I am a salesmen so maybe I am blind to it all.. !!!

For example, I was already fairly experienced when I invested in Phoenix from LA, and I still had to go through 7 property managers before finding a competent one that wouldn't try to rob me blind, and each one of the 6 before the current one cost me thousands discovering that they weren't up for the job.

Dont just blindly follow what other people say.

In some cases it's on a rotation or "blind" through an intermediary.

I'll finance the first 9, then roll them up into non-Fannie financing unless I find another lender, and then rinse and repeat.I am not blind to the problems and potential pitfalls of all this, having friends who have invested in rentals in the past and are presently landlords with multiple units.My ideal world would be a 'perfect partner' looking to match my estimated $500k initial outlay so we could go bigger, but I have yet to do that homework in between moving my primary residence.  

I am also replacing the old window blinds and getting some designer motorized ones from Home Depot.

There are a lot of Bandit Signs getting stuck smack in the middle of those sight distances creating blind spots.