I used to do designer show homes on a shoe string budget and if you hit flea markets, moving sales and estate sales, you can save tons of money. 

On March 2, 2017 Defendants Lena Sells and/or Charles Sells executed a written Settlement Agreement on behalf of Defendant PIP East, LLC who voluntarily and intentionally stepped into the shoes of PIP West, LLC to act on its behalf.37.

It puts them in "your shoes".

People tend to remember and focus on what was the most difficult and painful, so if you knew that going into it, being able to present an offer that would highlight the pain that could be avoided by your specific deal structure might be enough to tip the scale to your benefit.This is a great way to think about it, stepping in to the sellers shoes rather than focusing on the buyers side only.

Anyway...If I where in your shoes... landlords I would rent to someone that keeps a clean home over credit, if they sold a home short or foreclosed etc...If a guy makes 4-5 x's the rent and can prove it and has never missed a payment on anything in his life other than his home that he lost his tail on in boom times I would rather have a renter that would keep my place in perfect cond over a possible slob with a 780 credit score (Just saying) Anyway looks like my house has an offer as of last week, just waiting for the slow as molasses bank to do it's thing.

I want to say that when I get to the status where i'll be a hot comodity, that i'll remember where I came from and set aside funding especially for new investors who were once in my shoes.

That includes fix and flipping, wholesaling, running a shoe store, etc.

That's how the old school guys do it and it works, wear out some shoes. :).

Trying to step into the shoes of a Mortgagee and then into the shoes of the claim department on mortgage insurance is not something most layman can ever do.

It's a way to showcase local wineries that are hidden in the hills off the beaten track.