My buddy brings a signed warranty deed to the table and exchanges it for nothing until tomorrow!

Got that call at close to midnight that my famous tenant, I call her Bed Bugs, had a grease fire while cooking french fries.

I invest all of my securities money in his Fama-French three-factor Portfolio 14.

Third is to have the ability to come to the table with REAL all cash (yours or somebody else's), and finally, ALWAYS perform.My system involves getting fed properties while they are still occupied by the homeowners after the trustee sale.

I say "most" cases because I have heard of some Title companies that allow a "dry" closing where the B (wholesaler) does not bring any money to the table and the A to B side is closed with funds from the C buyer.

Here are the stats, I'm trying to decide if it's worth putting a lowball offer on the table.

As for contacting asset managers, more than likely they will not want to bother talking to you unless you can bring some a large amount of cash to the table or if you closed numerous deals with them in the past.

For the bank to look at a short sale, the agent has to have an offer on the table.

v=QFQyib5ZQZYHey, it covers the cost of a learning annex table....

When I look up amortization tables on 286K at 3% the normal payment is about $1250.