Careful not to confuse conversation where the owner's BK counsel is referenced versus the actual formal BK Trustee.

Glad to have you joining in on the conversations.

If you can get that conversation going you may be able to get the agent to reveal their real need to sell.You will have a difficult time in getting the realtor to have their sellers agree to this type of transaction due to the risk it poses to their client's credit and the due on sale.

I take them through a scripted conversation in order to collect the data necessary to determine their level of motivation.

I have had numerous conversations with investors who do not understand why I have chosen to invest in certain areas.

All tenants were given 60 day notices and I can honestly tell you most tenants expected the increase and some were actually glad , because along with the rent increase , they expected their units to be brought up in condition.Not only from this experience but based on overall experience, we have decided small annual or bi-annual rent increases are preferable and expected.I hope this adds to this conversation.

And conversely, in a (using as an example) Los Angeles marketplace, the buy in for 5 investors may be 50k-100k, as it would be more difficult to buy (cash out properties) for anything less than that.I'm just wrapping my head around various avenues for myself, as I build my 2014/2015 goals.I thank those who contribute in advance, because were it not for your knowledge and information many of us would not even be able to reasonably consider RE as a viable option for us to make money!

There's no "conversion".

Hey bp , I recently had a conversation with a friend who recently became a realtor.

The property we just bought kind of fell in our lap via a dinner conversation with a family member.