I WILL keep everyone posted, I promise!

To answer the first post, no I am worried of a fake counter offer, even though that would also be possible, but that time I was told a third party came in and also bid on the duplex, so i had to come up with my best and maximum price.And Jeffrey, how do you focus on winning, or not get scammed in that case?

I would have been more careful about who I chose to work with.I spent a lot of time, and lost a lot of money, and even some promising relationships, because I chose to work with some real losers at the beginning.

I just decided a few hours ago to cut my ties with a certain plug in that promises this and I didn't see that results so I'm not promoting it anymore even though the earning potential is great, I dont promote anything that I can see working for me.

I try to think of every phone call and email that way, even at the time if it doesn't seem super promising for that particular deal.

.* In any event, I can only afford the one property that looks the most promising.* I'm going to comb through the units in the next couple of days, review utility bills, expenses, bank accounts, and tenant files.

I have a couple possible rental property leads that look promising, and have positive cash flow upon purchase.Thanks,Steph

Fake flowers, towels in the bathroom, tissue boxes, soap, hand towels, air fresheners, candles, end tables, lamps.

Those who consider REI to be a way to easy/quick money.Those in the first category aren't generally going to fall prey to gurus hawking schemes and systems that promise easy money.

This house (the one I've posted pics of) seems to be the most promising.