Hi,I am needing to know when writing a proposal should you keep it simple, keep to fact, and how many pages should I keep it to.

I'm writing this because I am fairly new with real estate investing something I've always wanted to do mainly wholesaling, flipping, rental properties, buy and hold, etc.

This gives you access to write your own offers and get commission on deals you buy.  

Write the owner a letter letting them know your interested buying as is.

If you have not looked at 100 (and analysed the numbers) you are not ready to write offers, because you will not know a good deal from a bad one.

But until you write down the 4 points I mentioned, those Why's will just be day dreams that eventually turn into unrealized promises you made to yourself.

(The cleanup ended up requiring two 30 yard roll offs which I assisted with since I sold it to a friend) They offered to let me have it at $25k cash vs. the $35k on contract so I said I would write it up in a way that it could be closed either way in case I couldn't find the $25k cash.

Make sure that anything landlords promise you at the time of signing is in writing somewhere because, in general, whatever is written in the contract holds, anything else promised verbally, generally will not.Hope that helps!

Escrow agent will hold said Quit Claim Deed until such time as he has been notified in writing by lender, that borrower is in default in payments under the Loan Documents, written notice has been provided to Borrower as defined in the Loan documents, and Borrower is at least 60 days past due on any payments due under the loan documents.3.

BKs, write-offs, collections prior to the six months I just ignore, but issues during this time is my primary criteria - - what's happened here will happen to you too.