Hey guys I'm running the numbers on a new triplex I put in an offer on the other day and they currently have oil heat which I'd be responsible for paying for.

OK, question: using the BRRR method and playing the numbers game by analyzing a lot of deals I would then put in a lot of offers, until I find someone that will take my offer.

The fastest ways to attract new investors is by giving them what they want (home buyers and properties) and target them through Facebook advertising, Craigslist, BiggerPockets, etc.Let me know, if you want to watch a video I made with more details on how to target the right people and what type of offers to put in front of them.I also can do it for you for a trial period, if you're too busy or don't know how to do it.

Capital One has a judgementAny advice on how to get a hold of the right person, and what kind of offer to put in?

Until you save up the money it would be a mistake to move or put in a pool.

I put in the vent last summer and there were no signs of termite damage so I'm hoping these are just winged ants.  

Offer - Working with either the listing agent or your own, put in an offer.

Never ceases to amaze how taking the time and effort to put in good due-diligence work can pay huge dividends.  

Another thing is to choose an office location with the fewest distractions.  

lastly make sure you protect your self on the commission these are not MLS deals usually and you MUST write your commission in on the sales contract that the seller signs.I have seen brokers get screwed out of their commish at the end when they thought it was like a resi transaction... and the other broker took both sides since the procuring broker did not put in a commish demand... its cut throat out there in Commerical.. for sure.. but I am sure you will get it worked out...