I'm sorry I missed the part of this thread that went awry while on vacation (a working one, BTW).To all the readers of this one, it looks like we dropped the ball for a bit on this discussion when politics was dragged in.

Just curious as to your tactics and way you go about offering, renegotiating, closing a deal, ect.I'll pitch a few questions to get the ball rolling but add yours to the list:- How do you explain your point of view on pricing the deal?

I'm just going to contact my creditors and and work out a payment plan where i would pay something (i'm thinking maybe 20) per mth to at least get the ball rolling and get those negative items back in good standing.

I've found banks won't come off their listing price very much, though other have reported getting low-ball offers accepted.Good luck!

Raising money for classes is an also exercise.

I low ball offers because I'm not going to overpay.

The type of agreement the investor may have with the seller is an "Option" to purchase.Now the option technically bars the seller from selling to anybody but the investor...so if this is the case...the investor can only enter into a contract with you "Subject To" them exercising their option.

I would love to be able to find somebody who could mentor me into helping me, get some deals done in the States to get the ball rolling.

Have a ball.

KhalidI once worked with a group of wholesalers that started a sort of mls by sending out a non-exclusive option to the others in the group.To exercise the option the other wholesaler needed to pay your fee, and then you removed yourself from the deal and the other wholesaler didn't have you messing in the deal with his buyer.