no, because that would be retarded. you have them draft it ahead of time, clearly, and you fill in the blanks on the spot. bringing a contract on letterhead from a law firm also makes you look a little bit less like some creep who's going to rip them off. also having a local lawyer do it ensures that your form is applicable to the state you are in. I

Indianapolis (one of the cities that Jeff Schnitter's foreclosure bootcamp is taught in) I believe has actually hit the bottom (or close to it).

After getting to the county that I want to look in, I go to the "bank owned" section.

Downside to that is that its expensive to put in. I

Landlord came by Saturday (first time we have seen her since before we moved in). I

FLIPPING and WHOLESALING are OKAY, but to know that every month you have that income coming in is a UNBELIEVABLE feeling.SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS

alright guys im still trying to figure out what direction i want to go in... i really want to be a landlord and own multiple properties for cash flow but to be honest i dont have that much money for down payments and as far as credit i'm just starting to build it up... so i am contemplating wholesaling.

For the condo i live in i got about 9 months ago we used a personal check of only $1000 as earnest money and the last house we put an offer on we used a $2000 personal check.

"Getting to Yes: Negotiating Without Giving In" is a great book that goes into the principles of negotiating and the mindset of an effective negotiatior.

So how can serious buyers stand a chance with idiots like this guy making it hard for an agent to believe an offer that is emailed in is legit?