Remember this: the answer is ALWAYS no when you ask.Having said that, I've been able to get several seller finance deals.You need to have a motivated seller who doesn't need the money at sale.

We remain committed to transparency and will keep you informed of any significant developments.

Also, looking at the bigger picture, if this remains contentious, good luck getting him to come back to address any warrantable repairs etc.

We see real estate investing as a great way to diversify our portfolio and do want to remain on the more conservative side, especially for our first property. 

Determine local/state laws regarding wholesaling and determine if (1) you need to be licensed in the jurisdiction you’re considering and (2) if you’ll be able to operate profitably while remaining legally compliant2.

We have visited the market multiple times in the last six months but remain uncommitted to expanding. 

It seems often that people will dwell on books, articles, podcasts and other sources and really just need a bit of personal motivation by peers to get out there and take that risk to start gaining those Street Smarts. 

My son was very motivated and succeeding in virtually everything until he was 16 years old.  

So the goal is to sell the property but remain as a tenant. 

I find myself spending a little more off season than on as I do more tweaking and research to remain competitive and in front of eyeballs.