I think both of you need to cool down.A few lessons confirmed here:1)Never do business with family or friends.2)Make sure you have negotiated partnership agreement in place before you enter into a deal with anyone.3)Always go in with multiple exit strategies.

Hi Paul, It would be a whole lot easier, if you can get access to your local Multiple Listing Service, to query on who the cash buyers are.

:I worked on the insurance and got the annual cost down from $808 to $566 with higher coverage.So now the revenue is higher by $95/month than previously expected and the cost is $20 lower.I got an additional discount on the insurance for having multiple properties and now the insurance is $531.00 per month.

My day job is computer hardware and software and I know there are sales folks who pull down multiple hundreds of K a year.

The volume players who need to make 8% on their money, not the guy doing one rehab at a time with hard money who expects to make 15% on every deal.

She can probably help introduce you to other resources and players to help get you started.Good luck - Chris

IT sucks to spend that much cash on a repair but when you have tenants occupying sometimes there is not enough time to get multiple bids on the work.

I have always thought of myself as entrepreneurial, starting multiple businesses during college and after college an indoor tennis complex and fitness center.

Short-term, I'm trying to find a strategy that will help me acquire multiple properties relatively quickly so they can start working for us asap!

An experienced agent will have a much better chance of success, especially if there are multiple mtg.s, liens, etc.