It won't cost me anything to use them, since the Bank will pay their commission.If you have some reasonable information on the property, the other thing you can do is write up a proposal and tell them that you want to come down in person to submit the offer.

It's good to write it down because sometimes the listing broker might gloss over a fact that was important to the seller.You want the seller to read THE VERSION of your proposal.Having said that it seems this seller feels that building a larger structure on this property because of the view might net them the most money.

Take a breath and spend a moment and write the actual chain of ownership of the mortgage down, line by line.

I've been looking around for anyone that does this sort of thing and how they write their lease.

Must be something about the IT field -- I work with accounting software for a living.

I think with your strategy you would greatly benefit from getting your license so you can search the MLS yourself and write your own offers, so you can work on your time and maybe win more properties.Also, just a tip, when mentioning or replying to someone, if you use "@" their name, it will alert them that they've been mentioned in a post.Keep up the good work.

Do I have to write up a separate purchase agreement?

Many, many new buy and hold investors fall for the grand myth of rentals:phony cash flow = rent - pitiAgents even write such silliness into their MLS listings.

Hey everyone,I just thought I'd write a quick introduction.

These were lessons learned and I am going to write about the experiences in the guru forum very soon.