I know there is no straight answer but I'd be interested to hear some success and nightmare stories with people and their [b]first multifamily experience.

Around the age of 20 I finally started to amass a decent nest egg and managed to do one deal but then became apprehensive to continue as the straight upward price trajectory continued and deals became few and far between.Just a quick blurb about myself...

charles, i think my agent likes to work with me bc i'm straight to the point.

Are you trying to do a flip, or is it a straight short sale?

There is no magic answer... but if you go straight to the listing agent they should at least give you some details...

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Joel, I don't know how much experience you have in making offers, but I can tell you that if you follow that low ball approach to build up to your real price, playing games as if the property manager was a used car dealer, you'll tick many off and your offer will go straight to file 13.

hello,I'm starting to market for deals directly from sellers to buy as subject to, lease option or straight purchases.

Originally posted by Bryan Hancock:I I have several email addresses that all go to one account and I can send everything from one place on the go...which works well for me.So, let me get this straight.

Without clear description of the dire straights the borrower finds themselves in, no lender will willingly short the loan.