Still surprising to see the increase of inventory with all these developing houses but not seeing much job growth which kind of draws a blank.. 

Also, it's not necessary that every box be filled, for example, if there's no repairs upon purchase, you'd leave it blank.

.- Social Media ads have been sent out on numerous occasions.- Created sellers guides, told everyone we know, networking events, and the list goes on and on.I am not anticipating getting 100 leads but not even '1' has been through all the marketing I've done.

We've never met them in person, but have spoke on the phone on a couple of occasions.

in a title company state .. this is quite simple just go to title company and lay out what you want to do.in some states the title company will ask that an attorney prep the note but again this is quite simple.and the title company will have a referral to an attorney many times if in deed they wont prep the note.. you can literally go into office depot and buy Notes and hand fill them out.. its just fill in the blanks..don't over think it.

It’s pretty tough and certainly not for everyone.You can also try car.org and see if you can get or purchase the blank contracts.

Even though I have some blank sub & recon's, I never fill these out myself.

Cashflow: $523 CashOnCash Return: 27% DSCR: 1.31I’m coming up blank with a 4th offer that gets the seller their asking price but I understand that with OWF there are two things up for grab, Terms and Price.

@Colleen F. n WA is a title and escrow state he simply needs to walk into any title company with his contract that he can buy at office depot.. in this area they are called Stevens Ness forms.. fill in the blanks and for this simple transaction that is all that is needed title co will handle the rest.. lawyer would be over kill....

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