If you catch them late in the game then you gotta hope you can slam stuff together to get the sale postponed.I suggest mailing to Pre-NOD prospects.

It's all a numbers game.

By playing this game, I am taking the risk while I am rehabbing the new property, that no major expenses will come up with the old property that will put me in the red for that month.If you are talking about flipping a property, then sure you will live off part of that income while using the profit for another purchase.

I new to the real estate game and I am excited to get involved.

I usually start with HomeGain.com, where I can select the area where I want to invest and enter what I’m looking for (for example, I insist that an agent I work with have their own investment properties and some experience managing properties so I know they have an idea of what makes a good rental property).

Did he 'inherit' tenants with the park, or was he just very selective when taking applications?

The game of life we are all in is a numbers game.

Nothing comes up when I select it.

It's a numbers game at that point, if your marketing is working.

This is because conventional lenders won't roll assignments into a loan and only a select few will overlook seasoning requirements with a double close.Oh and, no, there aren't really any simpler ways to wholesale.