The seller has an attorney writing up all the paperwork, but the question has come of insurance.

I've seen scenarios where people buy "off-market" deals and offer a crazy upside, but in reality that deal was worse than one that sold on the market, and the comp they used on the upside was a seller finance deal that sat on the market for 280+ days...my job is never to convince anyone, but I always give them an opportunity, even if they want to go another route, to send me those deals so i can analyze them for them.

And, at the moment, we’re not positioned to personally acquire more properties to manage unless it’s some creative, no money down, seller finance situation.

For individuals navigating the demands of a w2 job and grappling with substantial tax obligations, exploring the potential of short-term rentals unveils a compelling avenue to mitigate tax burdens.

Learn what they're looking for and find it.Bonus: Finding opportunities and talking to sellers are the most valuable skills.

When I asked him to send me a cashier's check, he sent me a rude text telling me I have no right to demand his I get my money back.

Let the seller decide if the risk is worth it to them or not. 

So those methods not only can not target motivated sellers, even if they DID target them, they wouldn't sign up with you.Why do you think the conversion rate is less than 0.1% doing those strategies?

Luba once demanded that I sell this house "as is", for any money.

Some of the expansion is on the fringes of the metro, like Casa Grande, but the demand will be there.