Are you attempting to wholesale?

because the too big to fail banks will still  attempt to do a  foreclosure on that property by filling an updated list pendents and so on, seen them attempt to do this.. they still had to pay to get the property back in a settlement,. 

Pretty simple, it comes out when the existing agent holding the listing attempts to re-list and the owner says I've decided to list again with Mac, he's an agent that works with this investor guy I met.

OK folks well here we go again since I apparently went about this in the wrong way on my first attempt.

Attempting to skirt getting necessary permits is a recipe for disaster.

However, even she wouldn't attempt to subject neighbors in close quarters like a condo to the activities of a day care center.

Don't worry everyone I know who kills it now was smoked by their first few attempts at wholesaling a deal.

Hi I just went through a stressful 4 month eviction lawsuit over a sub-lessor who was not paying rent.We're a couple days away from the Sheriff finally coming to lock them out...what a relief.Anyways I was wondering if it would make sense to meet them before and give them a letter stating how much back rent was owed and something on the lines of "if the back rent is not paid eventually then your credit will adversely be effected"I don't actually think they will pay now, but possibly settle the debt owed in the future.They claim that they will meet me before the sheriff comes to return the keys and move out.I was thinking of delivering this letter to themat this time.Then I would attempt to settle for about 30%-50% of the past due rent owed.

In two years, I may be in the same position as the builder—attempting to unload a 4-plex.

My gut tells me I should be networking more and meeting with private lenders, hard money lenders, or other investors to partner with before I attempt to get a house under contract.