kind of lost at this point

I recently lost my job and I'm committed to making a change. 

This is almost always when there is securities fraud involved, and a victim has lost money. 

I've lost several properties in 2006 when the bust happened.  

this will however end any rights to lost rents you would have from her.again, im not a lawyer but from what i have seen either of these should work in oklahoma county.  

Funny thing is one of the people who told me this was a bad idea was a person who himself has lost tens of thousands of dollars on non real estate get rich plans and I just sat there with amazement thinking to myself "Really!"

A lot of people lost their *** during that time, because the property could not stand on it's own two feet.

So the competition for deals gets crazy by all the first timers that will flame out and never do a deal but that does not make it better for those that do it for a living your constantly competing against someone with a 2k limit on their credit card and can hang on sites like this to get just enough knowledge to try to become a RE investor.. so in essence the market the interenet the desire to make a bunch of money because there is some illusion that RE is the way to rich's and lying on the beach.. has created the hordes all doing the same thing.We see this is the courthouse steps buying activity on the West coast every Tom Dick and Harry that can scrap up 200 to 300k in cash ( and there are Many) decide they want to buy foreclosures.. they show up to auction run properties up to a value that makes 0 sense buy it.. and never come back because they lost money or what have you.. and right when you think you got rid of those folks 5 more replace them... same thing is happening when your in the wholesaling business or distressed asset business.

I have lost several prospective tenants not because I have a bad ugly rental but because my rental did not match their needs and wants.  

If they check out the property, and see that it actually needs $25K in repairs, you just lost them and their respect.Don't be greedy with your assignment fees, always make sure your repair costs are in the ballpark, and always make sure you leave $10K-$25K in profit for the cash buyer depending on what each cash buyer typically expects to make per deal(ask them how much they need to make and make note of it in your cash buyer spreadsheet).When you find out what cash buyers want first, then go find those properties, it's call "Reverse Wholesaling."