Yeah, sure they might sing a Letter of Intent with you but that really doesn't mean squat.

While you probably don't want to intentionally focus on run down areas, this seems to be the only way to make money.

Did this person intentionally leave you out in the cold?

The post wasn't deleted - just moved.As you've already said, the posts' intention was to drive traffic to your blog - use the classifieds for that, please.

I'd post it here, but it will just take this thread off-topic, which isn't my intent (sorry if I already did!)...

Also, since C1 is saying in their approval letter than C2 is only allowed to receive a certain amount, and because everyone signs the approval letter saying they agree, C1 could claim fraud, since the intention was to pay C2 more after closing.It's all ridiculous, but your line of thinking is great...thanks for the idea for next time this happens!

Full disclosure this is not necessarily a property I have any intentions of putting an offer on as I am still in the learning stages - but would very much appreciate your feedback to get an idea if I'm on the right track of doing the analysis.I've analyzed at least 300 properties over the past several months and actually put an offer on a few of the first few that I thought were good ones but fortunetly they didn't work out.

In my experience, lenders are not intentionally holding onto properties after they finish the foreclosure process, conduct a public foreclosure/sheriff auction, receive the deed, and evict the former occupants.

If you just genuinely interact with people on this site (giving answers to problems, giving your input on topics, etc.) without the intention of selling or marketing anything, your business and your network will start to grow significantly more.

Business purpose is defined by intent, Lupe Santiago.