They work through any issues in a timely fashion.

I was actually thinking she was "old fashion" but I was easily spending $20.00 most days on food and coffee and I felt broke all the time.

A good example of this kind of company is New Western Acquisitions which also has a branch in California!

I have people say they won't rent apartments heated by electric (I am in western NY, I know the climate), so they don't rent them, somebody else does.

We do it the good ol' fashioned way - ring up a few property managers with properties advertised for rent in that area, and get an idea based on their currently available listings.Not only do you get a good idea, you also find who the knowledgable, most active PMs are in this area - chances are they're also the ones you'll want to work with once you have properties there.

Nobody is going to just help you out for free, so they're going to get paid in some fashion.

This property is sloping and will need about $12,000 in bulldozing clean up - filling in pond, demo fencing, common area, creeks.I am posting this to ask if anyone else has developed rural property in this fashion.

It's hard for me to imagine that an experienced REO broker would let you waste his or her time by writing up offers in that fashion.

I think one of the best ways though is old-fashion networking and referrals.

I am a real estate investor in the old fashion terms.With that in mind, and from what I gather from the other posts, perhaps you are being presented with opportunities to include long-term investments with your wholeselling business.