Above all else its more important that you commit to mailing these prospects consistently.

At the end of the lease purchase I could actually have equity in the property… And him committed to buying the property at the price that we agreed on at the beginning of the lease purchase..My question is this- if at the end of the lease purchase, I decided not to buy the property, or cannot qualify, we're just Decide to walk away… What is the worst case scenario for that.

To increase me investment skills, I got involved in the NC Metrolina REIA on the membership committed and attended and purchased many programs.

Had contract executed, and my attorney couldn't get the attorney on their end to send us the title commitment and hud-1 to review up to the day of the closing.

Let me tell you as an Atlanta Investor, this is an awesome place to do business and if you commit to it, you really don't need to trouble yourself looking anywhere else.

In order to make it work (and generate great leads) you need to make a commitment to support this website and its' users.

Hey Adam Settelmyer First, congrats on your commitment and dedication to preparing yourself for RE investing!

Seems CA contracts do give a little time to buyers to review title, and other disclosures, before committing due diligence money, although most buyers agents will push buyers to begin due diligence before a complete review.

If you don't, you are committing a felony.As an owner occ, you do have an inspection contingency, but to get earnest money back it has to meet the guidelines explained in the HUD earnest money forfetuire policy page.

I have not investigated it, but that's my initial reaction, I don't think hiring a construction crew for 6 months is what they had in mind having funds committed for years. :)