This is good for straight wholesaling.Handwritten yellow letters are the best way to utilize DM.

You can get absentee lists straight from Realquest.

Hey Greg, As a disclaimer I am NOT an attorney, nor am I licensed to practice law in MN, but I'd say this character does not have his facts straight.

Thank you for calling me out on that and setting me straight, but the truth is, you saw right through my socialist facade and saw me for what I really am...NOT A SOCIALIST.

Other option is you can go straight A-C and collect a negotation fee paid by the buyer.

I said 'What do you think my odds are at this price...' and he gave me a little hint that I should be OK with that number...In the end I modified the HUD 1 and lowered my offer $24K and also added a 2% Buyer Expense Fee...which went straight in my pocket....and it was Accepted!

I'm very interested in wholesaling to start with and gradually moving into doing rehabs and renting once i get my credit straight.

My wife is working on W-2 and she is the one able to get a loan (I'm 1099, with thought of switching to W-2 next year) I heard a lot of people talking about buying property straight from the bank and bargain for it.

I have a buyer agent which we get along pretty well as a person but she paralyze whenever i am making certain offers, either she thinks the bank or the other party will reject them. few times we bump head but still she wont submit any offer than not typical or straight from the RE book. i have been thinking of dumping her she is so ice a great to me.

A straight purchase with a down payment is certainly the simplest.