Here's a link that explains sub to: https://www.carletonsheets.com/resources/articles/strategies/1031-exchanges-articles/what-you-need-to-know-about-subject-to-real-estate.html#:~:text=%22Subject%2DTo%22%20is%20a,on%20the%20seller's%20existing%20mortgage.Here's a link that explains seller financing: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/seller-financing.asp#:~:text=Seller%20Financing%20is%20a%20real,a%20mortgage%20with%20the%20seller.

I am currently working two jobs, so if you can, feel free to shoot me a text or leave a voicemail with a good time to get back to you and I will as soon as possible.

They texted yesterday saying they are moving.

The key to either of them is to have targeted data of motivated or distressed sellers.

I have a past tenant that will not respond to calls, voicemail, email, text so that we can return his deposit and mail.

The only "agreement" would possibly be text messages and emails.

The fact the commission isn't your primary motivation will help you stand out amongst even the most experienced agents. 

I'm selling a SFH in California to a motivated seller w/o using a broker.

Generally, tenant will call/text me and I have them call the trade to schedule repair.

She showed me a printout of my FSBO ad on Zillow and said she knew that I had received a lowball offer that, in fact, I had never received, but it was close to a lowball offer that I had received only by text.