It was nothing more than a simple mindshift that transformed into a saying that I live and do business by: "I will not hesitate to take down any deal in the country, without seeing it in person, as long as it is profitable" There are some that think this approach is foolish, some that feel it's a bunch of hot air, and some that feel it is a bold claim...However, I don't make my money by going with the crowd.

Anthony, that is obviously a bod statement to make. if you're going to make a bold statement and do it in all CAPS, you better back it up with proof, which I see you conveniently left out of your post

The best way to make sure that your contracts not only protects you but are the right ones for your business is to complete a business plan detailing what you're going to be doing and have a local attorney who not only specializes in Real Estate but Real Estate Contract law, which is vital b/c some states have specific laws stating size of fonts to be used and whether or not BOLD is to be used.

Here is a snippet from that book chapter (sorry, I'm not shouting, the book uses bold uppercase for this statement): "...

You are still looking for someone who can get a loan, but this opens you up to people who think they can't get a loan or who just need a house that's nice enough or a deal that's good enough to push them along.Here is a link to one of my craigslist ads for your reference: http://toledo.craigslist.org/apa/2521071494.html.Note the big, bold, red letters that say you must have a 600+ credit score to qualify.

@Jason Pritchard #3 and #4 in your list should be highlighted, italized, bolded and underlined

See responses in bold above.Good luck.

I thought I was the only one who disliked the typical yellow letter with bold WE BUY HOUSES FAST FOR CASH!!!!!

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@Yoni WeisbrodHa...analysis paralysis be thy name (ok, not really cause you're asking good questions, but do not let questions hinder you from action).It requires a combination of patience and boldness to be successful in this, from my experience.