Cash is King, just show it up front and you should have no worries.

Don't get me wrong, cash is always king, but I wouldn't pass up the next good investment opportunity because you're trying to build up your reserves.

now most everyone's stimulus and/or crisis drill checks have dried up already so houses are sitting longer whether berkeley or newtown cuz most remaining buyers need loans.i start as low as 30% less than mktval/asking and work way up to meet in middle if they countercash is still king but fewer and fewer investors actually have any 

Oil is King in Texas.

Cashflow is king!

There are a lot of buyers looking on the MLS at those same deals, so you gotta be ready to go (especially in King County). 

I was a student so I'm not sure how that would transfer to the investor level, but the maxim of "Cash is King" still holds. 

from Phoenix is the KING of Subject 2's and I'd highly suggest obtaining his e-book if your interested in these type of deals.No, not trying to be rude, but what the property sold for 2 years ago has absolutely NO relationship with anything going on today, you mention $120,000 properties now listed for $100,000.

Right now I'm reading/rereading these.....The Bankers Code by George AntoneInvesting In Debt by Jim NapierSell or Be Sold by Grant CardoneThe King of California biography of BosewellThe Real Book of Real Estate by Kioyaski Frank R

I'm also an avid reader (taking a break from Stephen King's Dark Tower series to get a couple REI texts under my belt.)