So, if you lose your job etc, you better leave the country.

Around here if a contractors works too hard, he will lose his MassHealth (free/reduced health insurance).

You will win some and you will lose some, but at least you have done your due diligence and made an offer that fits your investment criteria.

Anything in excess of that is the true cash flow that I can put into the next property or spend or whatever.

Or, perhaps they lose the "freebie" internet privilege.

Rather than dwell on losing out on a sizeable assignment fee, I figured I would share some of the lessons I learned in the process.

I know I am a little late to the discussion but this is what I have my "Property Locators" looking for: FSBO signs For Rent Signs Overgrown yards Overfilled mailboxes/excessive amount of newspapers/packages Notices on front door Blue tarps on house Boarded up windows Garage sale signs/Estate sale signs Abandoned cars No curtains or blinds Inside looks emptyHope that helps @Burt L.

You wouldn't want to lose the offer while you wait to get situated and you could have your cash untied working for you quicker on the next deal.

Does not matter, orCan lose credibility by trying to sound like something that you obviously are not.

Hey, I think i'm losing my mind with this and i'm sure it's a simple answer, but what do you guys use for your ROR for properties that are 100% financed with a HELOC?