It's kind of hard to just wing it....trust me, I've tried plenty of times.However, sincere kudos on doing what VERY few have the courage to do...the good ole door knock.

The forum you posted in is meant for nwe members who are introducing them selves, and telling the rest of us what they do or are planning to do.

I'm tempted to shut phone service off completely until after the house sells, except I'm afraid someone will knock on my door next.

This is a way to get your foot in the door in real estate in this market, get trained, and earn money.

Extra outlets, especially in the likely location of an entertainment center, and other typical appliance concentrations such as kitchen counters and potential office/study areas, and garages.

Comps and other MLS data is available through a real estate agent; however, you don’t want to abuse the relationship.Solid relationships with a real estate agent will open doors for you that may have been securely closed in the past.

People generally buy notes as income instruments, not as back-door purchases.

Now, a great percentage of the Park Memorial homeowners have "Extreme Hazard" stickers on their door, their parking garages are "unsafe".

Work involved is alot of elbow grease, enclose carport to garage, some sheetrock work, ext. and int. paint, redo hardwood floors, kitchen cabinets refaced, and of course baths need some work.

No business is going to allow inventory out the door below their cost of capital!