hide your toothbrush.

an effective way to land deals... you need to knock many doors..It depends on where someone is during the distress cycle. if they are just entering it they still think they can rescue and many times they can .Pre 08 an the changing of the laws. we door knocked about 5 days before the actual sale. and most deals were consummated within 24 to 48 hours of trustee sale.. by that time owner realize's they need to take action or they are going to lose house and their equity.It was a scramble. we had courier services that would run cashiers checks up to the main trustee in our market that was Located in Seattle and was on first name basis with the two ladies that ran most of our Oregon foreclosures..

You can always hide that transfer inside of a Land Trust.

Have been a member of Bigger Pockets for years now but this will be my first post.Haven't been meaning to hide in the shadows, just haven't posted because anytime I have had questions I've simply used the search function and have found a plethora of responses to any questions that I've had.

After initially working with other turnkeys,  we found that it was too easy to hide problems when the rehab company and the management company are under the same umbrella. 

You contract, you close.....You would always want to disclose your are an agent or active or inactive in my opinion.I remember long ago one guy used to put in the special provisions some language that says something like:   Seller understands Buyer is purchasing the home at a significant discount to market value in exchange for CASH and FAST closing and NO REPAIRS required and will likely profit significantly from the transaction at some point in the future.Why hide this....

@Chris Mahlmann You just 'hide' the bad listing until all the bookings run out and then deactivate it. 

With month-to-month, they have no incentive to hide the fact that they need to move so at least you get some notice.

If one exists, as they know one does and not sending it appears as if you are trying to hide something.

Do your research...On another note, i do tell my owners who want no pets, that to allow 20 pounds or less will lead to more applicants, and less people hiding dogs from the owner.