If I can't find anyone motivated enough to sell their property to me in a way that makes sense for me to purchase it, then I will sit back by the pool at the hotel and sip my Lone Star Beer with my wife and son; without another thought about it.Remember:Keep your eyes openCary with you at all times a stack of blank post cards and a pen.

I have blank HUD 1 forms as well as complete forms from prior purchase and sales, but not real sure how much difference there will be in "buyer pays" on the form.

I have a copy of the manual and have spent time with Ray on multiple occasions.

Here's how I do it....I have been known to have sellers sign blank contracts.

We were going to purchase it as our primary residence and rehab it, because of the somewhat blank canvas we would have to work with and also to gain rehab experience.

It may be good for you to make some offers with realtors at first and have them explain the contract to you so that you can get some understanding of what those blanks mean.

In the U.K. there is a great free classified ads site called www.Gumtree.com and I have used it on many occasions to hire sales people leaflet distributers etc.

In some of the more sophisticated areas, I've gotten "fill in the blank" PDFs (not as handy but I can save a copy using pdf995).

She looked on with a blank face as I said, "Assuming you will have the property for five months and the taxes are close to 3%, that would be another $5,000 you would face for property taxes."

I have had many mortgages and on two occasions I needed PMI but it was always obtained through the lender.