If their intent is to drop the ball on the contract to try to get a better price, it all depends on how strong your contract is.

The market there is still very strong and we still hold Real Estate there even though we moved to America this year.We are now concentrating on flipping properties in Charlotte and buying REO's in Kansas City.We have a great HML in KC and we are negotiating a 22 package deal with him at present- no money down.

Borrowing money when you already have funds is STUPID, imo.Well, yes, that's what I think too, but a few folk have been strongly suggesting a loan.

Also, ask if the newspaper has an online presence: If so, go-to the online website (see the hard-copy-Newspaper): Always look under the "Legal Section". 2.

That is normal in all markets.If one has put in the time to set up a strong marketing system they will get more deals.

Though the market might not be as strong you should consider setting the price to a level so the property sells.

I strongly urge you to use an LLC or other legal business entity to flip short sales as banks are savvy to the land trust and when seen on the contract, option or PSA, they may simply reject the offer all together, whereas an entity is common practice for investors which provides liability protection advantages, etc.

I strongly agree with RoyalT.

I buy and sell hunting and investment property, actually wholesaling it to a strong following of clients allways looking for more.

I would strongly suggest going to www.donotcall.gov before beginning any cold calling program.