This is one of those sit back and relax, go do something for a couple days and check back within the contract frames.I know it is nerve wracking but you don't own the place yet so your level of control is limited.

Try technique that doesn't risk your credit and assets.Like the rest of us investors, it's training.

Others may really like it but figured out at the viewing that you're not going to relax your rules for their pets, prior evictions, income, allowing a business, etc., so hopefully you won't hear from them again.   

Great podcast, I've done many of the same techniques and at 32 am retired with $10k passive income $$$

Just wanting to connect and ask if anyone has any tools, methods, techniques on getting their house sold after flipping it.

In the begging i learned a bunch of different marketing techniques that may work well in another county but may prove ineffective here.

I think I read the Fannie Mae also has relaxed their policy on student loan payment calculations. 

I'm looking into learning a lot more including single housing/multi family housing, business properties and ways to invest knowing the different techniques to use including no money down, lenders and other aspects. 

Rather relaxed work schedule, about 30-40 hours per week spent on the computer/phone.I have about $15,000 ready for a down-payment with more I could add each month ($2k if necessary per month). 

Look at the section here about relaxed lending standards.