You need to find ways to create win/win deals and you will have a sustainable career.

Make sure you make it worth their time to help you so that everyone wins when you’re involved in a deal.

I have done the logistical planning and some financial scenarios and it seems like a win/win here.The project would last 8 weeks.

There are ways to win over a lien holder and even defend a sale initially, but there are no methods that will keep them from exercising the right to do so if there is a violation.

As an old track and field guy I can tell you that winning the marathon of RE is really easy to do, just run faster than the others. :)I always suggest starting off with the basics of RE instead of some method or strategy, learn to crawl before you walk and walk before you run.

Looking at both scenerios on this deal it looks like a win/win situation.

This definitely sounds a little more creativity ( win – win for both parites )Joe Hollis : You know how people " act funny " when it comesto money, so make sure the partnership contract is air tight.Also welcome to Biggerpockets

The sale in June, if you get the winning bid, the property is yours regaurdless if the property is occupied or not, by renters or owners.

I think your demands are out of wack, and any wise person would be insulted.You want to write something that has more of a win-win situation, not "let's do business together, but you may lose money and have to pay commissions."

Neither of us has a dog in this fight, I don’t win if he stays, I assume you don’t win if he invests out of state.