I plan to find an agent who can show me the place and will likely make what will wind up being a seriously low-ball offer compared to HUD's numbers.Do you know what happens with properties in the extended listing period once the "Period Deadline" is met?

How long did you put the option out for the sellers and are you expecting them to exercise or take them back and do it all over again?

People wonder why I have the most mellow indoor dog in the world, and it's because I exercise him outdoors every day.

Texas immediately started to move the ball after that.

I have been researching Self Storage Investments for the last 10 months and would like to find like minded people that are ready to share, invest, and make a good income.I have other passions for making my five streams of income and those will be on the horizon when the ball gets rolling.

My crystal ball may be broken but I don't see a dip.  

By splitting things up your limiting your risk as each agent operates deferentially.I've seen PM company failed when they get behind the 8-ball on turning units, and cant dig themselves out, only to have your vacancies climb to the point you have to terminate the contract and dig things out with a new team.Generally speaking with large apartment complexes, you would have a full time PM that works only for that property, and no other properties or clients.

Have you applied other techniques to support your subsequent success in real estate such as meditation, yoga, exercise routine, improved diet, etc?

It's always the direct marketure's job to be very skilled at negotiation and getting a seller with equity to give you that equity in your low ball offer.  

There is no limit to the number of times you can exercise this strategy with the right connections and lenders.