Hi everyone,I like to express my appreciation for all nice people in this nice channel...:)A place that we all can learn extensively from different perspectives.I have quietly read the forums in the past year.A quick question--Often time, people will mention that the rental property in A, B, C, D areas bring them such different ROI.What kind of criteria make it A or B or C for you?

I am not sure which option will net me more profit, and I would like to lock up both options...Could I write into the contract the sales price/cash price, but have an option for financing with the expressed terms?

Hey Everyone,I was speaking with one of my private lenders on the subject and he expressed how he loves both actually.

My profile says a little bit about me, but allow me to express a little further.

You should check the purchaser out like any other lender, run their credit, look at their tax returns etc.Hopefully that answers your question.But now let me express my opinion as someone who hates selling real estate.

@Jay Hinrichs, "herding cats" haha, first time I've seen that expression@Sid Roberts, I'm looking at multiple properties, usually the photos are not current condition.

With that one word "coach", you're asking if you can pay them a fee to help them out in whatever way they have in mind, while also expressing that you're open to paying a fee, and bringing other value to the coach in a participatory way.

I hope I expressed this clearly.

This speaks to Maverick's "vetting" process or lack thereof.When I reached out to Phil from Maverick to express my latest concerns, instead of addressing it with myself or with the TK provider, he simply forwarded my email to the TK provider, which then led the TK provider to send me an extremely unprofessional and nasty email. 

I applied for an american express lowes card which is 5% off all the time and 10% off during special sales.