All other offers at that point would be considered "back up" - If the first offer fails or can't get approved for whatever reason the SELLER (not the lender) has the right to look at other offers.There is WAY WAY WAY to much smoke and mirrors on the internet these days regarding short sale flips.

We all need to spread the word, use the internet, use Facebook, LinkedIn, and all other social media to spread the word.I feel that if we can get 100,000 people who are currently banking with BofA to see the light and stop by switching to a local community bank or regional bank, we can put a large dent into BofA.

The website pulls most of the MLS info needed: address, size, layout, year built, DOM, photos, description, price, price per sq ft, distance to subject property, date sold and listed, and I'm sure I'm forgetting some info.I am not affiliated with the website but I do pay a monthly fee to use their service.I also use my realtor to pull comps and CMA reports to double check my work on tougher ARV's.

You will see advertisements all over the internet by hard money lenders who say they will do 100% financing.

How do you get either your affiliates to sign this and or your vendors to sign this?

He was suppose to provide internet, working washer dryer, etc...which he never did.

My name is Adam - I am 23 and I want to become a successful real estate investor.I graduated from Kent State in 2010 and instead of doing finance, I started my own internet business.I have been fortunate enough to experience incredible success in my business and will clear six figures this year.With that said - I have a lot of expendable income that I want to invest in real estate.I have been reading and educating myself and will try and soak up the forums.My question is - This is my first year in business and I have no tax returns to prove my income until 2012.

The link isn't live because I don't own it, I have no affiliation to it and posting this here doesn't serve me any personal gain at all.

(Note to moderator, not an affiliate link)

Not much competition and with the internet booming and all.