There all a bunch of terms that are going to be a complete waste of your time.All you need to know out of that entire list are:Subject to: Make your offer subject to whatever the standard realestate contract has in it.

Let's say I was coming into a load of cash from my investments soon.

It seems like at every sales meeting I attended some newbie was there trying to impress the President and Sales Manager with some new design business card; US Flag, American Eagle, Metallized, picture of kids, you name it-someone's already done it.Once at one of these meetings a District Manager got tired of all the wasted time and effort and told everyone to get out their card and pass it forward.

If you don't want to waste $150 a month on toys, send it my way!

Waste of money.

This house was to be a rental and a pool along with a rental property is bad news, so it had to go.The company charged me a little over $5,000 to professionally jackhammer the concrete into small junks, haul away all the concrete, and fill the hole with a truck load of fill dirt.

An experienced investor won't waste more than 2 minutes on these calls.Mike

And my work load on that consists of calling the resident manager about once a month.

The contract is expiring soon, and I am trying to convince them to do a lease-to-own, that way it will help them make both payments because it is simply not selling the traditional way, and making a payment on an empty house is a waste of money.

r2, I thought the mls/realtor listings were just a waste or time because seems the realtors dont want anything to do with you when you're offering 30% under FMV. maybe I'm just looking at it wrong and need to rethink my strategy.I'm trying to get this place for our own residence and they are asking $190k, the realtor was acting like i'm out of my mind offering $120k for it.