Even though the sales side is separate from the claims side, there's a bit more motivation for the carrier to listen: they want me to keep writing business with them.One piece of advice: even if you're angry, keep that out of the conversation.

I met with a motivated seller today and he wants to liquidate his assets.

Don't just take advice from the seller- they obviously have ulterior motives.

My partner and I own a couple properties that we rent and we are finally motivated to take things up a notch.

Now that he knows all the issues with his property he might be even more motivated to sell, who knows.Good luck....

What are some free ways I can use to find motivated sellers?

If I am assigning a property from a motivated seller do I need to fill out an assignment contract or a purchase agreement.In all the tutorials and information I am reading on wholesaling seems like they are giving information on assigning the contract between the wholesaler and the end buyer.What do I need for to get a property assigned from a motivated seller before I find someone to buy the property?

As an investor you can have the balloon so long as the balloon is not required before half the original amount has been fully amortized, is the last I saw.You can also have an adjustable rate, adjustment can be made as a fixed known rate on a future date so long as it remains in compliance.

You can deduct the expense, yes, but that is hardly, IMO, a "phenomenal advantage" as mentioned above ;) at least if you compare it to having an employer cover half of the expense or more.I have never had a job with benefits, and health insurance remains my single largest monthly expenditure.

If not, the HOA may not be as motivated.