You have to pay for a copy of their contract, but it is cheaper than paying a lawyer to write a contract just for you.Contracts are probably free to members, and being a member of the local landlord association is a good idea if you want to own a rental.

I spoke recently with a friend who writes a great investment/economic newsletter, and has been uncannily accurate for the past 10 years.

“Depletion or depreciation” on a tax return are “paper” write offs... meaning you didn’t actually spend “cash money” to get these deductions.

I have preliminary approval from teh second to take a discount and I am awaiting to hear from the first.Once I get approval in writing from the second I am good to go....because it gives me enough margin in the deal even if the first won't discount.

They write you a check for 5k and you use that money to pay back the same money.

Hello Victoria from Washougal WA.You might be able to get your browser or another piece of software to remember the password going forward.

I listened in on a "Webinar" this evening that turned out to be some guy I'd never heard of hawking his $2,000 software package that is supposed to "systematize" deal analyses, making offers, and lots of deal structures (short sales, subject tos, terms).

I then when to the forum by following an ID for a user to their posts so I could see what they were writing.

Can anyone recommend a good software program for Mac that will analyze cash flow, DCSR, ROI, Cash-on-Cash return, pre-tax/post-tax, etc. over user-definable hold periods.

This means you need to know when you WRITE the purchase offer, HOW to write it.