I know that for a fact, I have closed loans in the past that used this technique.

Share the profits and the investor will share skills, techniques, and finance wisdom.You will learn while you earn.Best of luck with achieving your goals.

Many sales techniques are first born and tried within the insurance industry.Insurance sales will also be great at teaching you how to deal with all types of people.The added benefit, insurance sales will expose you to possible real estate investments or possible partners.One of my real estate investment partners' primary business was as a life insurance salesman.You will also be in charge of your time.You may find the book "Swim with the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive" a very good read.

Created a list using the following criteria:Geography: Counties of interestProperty: SFR'sEquity: 100%Market Sold Date: Last 6 monthsNon Occupied Owners: In and out of stateI've bought these list and now will research them to send out direct mail to solicit their interest in my wholesale properties.Any suggestions on improving this technique?

That's why I'm investing in a sick website =] I have heard about the Friday Up and Sunday Down technique... that's a lot of driving...

Frank Jiang, everyone has different results from their techniques.

I'm somewhat living my ultimate goal right now, my growth plan is to enlarge my multifamily portfolio by a few thousand units over time.It's hard to imagine that I started with a single property with some seller financing (because I had no money) 24 years ago to having just bought my 630th property last week.

If so, I'd like to find a creative financing technique to acquire it.

The concrete wall crack was fixed by contractors hired by the neighbor using the exact technique and process outlined by the structural engineer.

Having a partner warrant title is the best way to go.I'd also say that this technique, while cleaner and less expensive than a double closing, it will require cooperation of the partner buyer and that may cause difficulty for many investors.