So what they made me do.. is during closing, you bring them a check with a pre-agreed amount.

If a buyer has a pre-approval letter from their lender and is willing to sign a buyer representation agreement, they will move to the front of the line.

I’m really interested in getting into RE wholesaling and I have a lots of questions, I’m saw someone who was already doing it on instagram and I DM’d them to see what I need to do to get start or even just to ask questions but he responded with a pre recorded video explaining cost and packages for his mentoring.

I know many people who can click a button and get a 20-50k 0% 18 month apr credit card instantly.

We got a pre-approval from bank for $300.

Does anybody have similar issues and if yes, how do you deal with them.Thank you We refer to them as "looky-loos" and we don't waste time on them.Create a pre-written response to all inquiries that includes your rental criteria, application process, and whatever other information is pertinent.

With current market conditions, providing a pre-approval letter or POF with your offer is a must, otherwise, the seller will assume you're an illegitimate buyer.

I know of one unit in a ski town where it covered the mortgage with 2 weeks a month, and the days you don't want to ski anyways brought it extra cash.It is like a permeant management company. 

But there was a pandemic, and my start date was pushed back a year.So I did what any 22-year-old from Atlanta would do, packed my bags, and moved to Big Sky, MT, to teach Skiing and Snowboarding.

Before I even allow them to view the property I will already have done a pre screen on them, I will incorporate some of the articles suggestions into the pre screen.