You will have to learn to take e the lumps and BOUNCE BACK.2.

Watch out for rent concessions or waiving the security deposit to make occupancy look high.Have you seen the schedule E tax returns yet??

Fundamentals are one thing, but I need to peel back the covers and see what they're up to before entertaining buying a position.

Its 2AM and I am up watching Flip this House on A&E and since I never watch the show I began to wonder.

It's all that I do.I am also an investor myself so I look at it differently than just closing deals.The big brokerages for the most part are all about volume.They work in teams and are only focused on pushing their inventory and not selling you on the best property for you and your goals.Many transactions happen with a commercial buyers broker.I help clients nationwide.Simply if you want e-mail me and then we can do a call to discuss what you are trying to do,money available,finance structure,cap rate and area wanted going in,and your exit strategies.I can at least help you get focused in the right direction.I work with many clients here on BP

County records are spotty at best, I look through about 300 properties a week for 3-4 counties worth of auctions, the best way is a an O&E search with a title company (free), followed by a title search (free for us, since we close about 10 REOs a month through them).

“How to win friends and influence people”, “four hour work week”, “the e-myth”, etc.

They also asked that real estate agents take a very active role in having their clients stay "on top" of the process and have clients call the lender or e-mail to acknowledge receipt of loan documents etc. 

How do I know I would dump e-mail forever?

(E) Offer it free for 5 months to someone trying to get on their feet again?