Frankly it's just a waste of time.

What I see highly effective here is persistent MLS search day after day, continuous social media presence, but more importantly is the right connections with REO realtors, lawyers, auctions, and homeowners.

Proc. 2000-37, effective September 15, 2000.

Takes too much of my time to get things set up, look for a property, and find the deal just to have the person back out and I look like an idiot to my agent for wasting their time.But it would really depend on what an investor was interested in setting up with me on it and if the numbers make sense.

An email explaining that effective today, you are formally submitting your 30 days notice, should suffice.It's up to you whether you want to tell them why, but I have a feeling they already know.

My guess with the toilet flush is that at some point the units share a waste line.

So in the end I do not waste too much time with it, I delegate as much as possible.I work for free like stock investors do when they have to follow up the market every single day.I am now looking at Hamilton apartment buildings with 10 apartments because I am not interested in buying 150K properties and have to manage tenants and repairs all over the place to just get $500 per property at the end of the month.

Welcome aboard, Joseph.I don't get out to B'More as much as I probably should, but I do have one active private money loan there.We share the exact strategy; popular, but I believe a highly effective one-two punch.

If you found this error while closing the deal, you could waste a lot of time (at the title complany) waiting for it to be worked out.

I really don't like snow and this won't help my schedule I was ahead of schedule and was taking my time on this project because of the 90 day deed restriction but these last two weeks haven't been the best.has anyone else felt the effects of this snow storm on the east cost.