You can then opt to not sign a lease with the tenant in the unit you want to occupy.Also, you should be able to view both/all units before sale if it's not a REO property.

At times I had to consider this myself for a few days, it can be difficult to take yourself out of a transaction and view it as an independent third party.

The will move left, right, forward, backward, turn around like how you would move around in Google Street View, only you are inside a house.If a visitor wishes to make an offer the drone will ask the visitor a series of questions and at the end ask the visitor to have their fingerprint scanned and that becomes a binding electronic contract.

If you are wholesaling it, you should be viewed as a buyer who will be submitting an offer, regardless of the fact that you are going to flip it to another investor to rehab it.

I have a quick question.Darren Sager Even though I don't need my license to view the property on the mls.

We also have found it to be good to schedule the viewings at one time on Saturday as much as possible to create a busy feel to the place when showing.

I've found a duplex that i'd like to go view.

Well unlike the upper class where that is the name of the game I viewed it as nepotism at the time and didn't call.Well one day I was getting on the elevator at work and there was Henry Kaiser on the elevator with the president of our division and the head metallurgist, Henry said Brian is that you, what are you doing here?.

There are so many different strategies, goals, locations and views on RE that I'm confident ANY of those will work if you do your homework and due diligence first.

He also emailed out some of his slides, spreadsheets and documents with us so we have the details to hand.I thoroughly learned all the math to buy a good deal: maximum allowable purchase price, cost per unit, gross rent multiplier, net operating income, cap rate, debt service rule of thumb (.007), profit per unit, cash on cash return, coverage ratio and expenses rule of thumb percentages.I learned questions to ask a broker, the order to do things (check math before offering, confirming expenses before viewing property), how to use hard money lenders, negotiating with vendors and dealing with their objections, using vendor take back strategies, what to do in due diligence (everything), a list of clauses with how they benefit the purchaser and how to negotiate with them, how to stack the clauses, strategies for becoming a RE entrepreneur, ideas for creative financing, how to do no money down deals, how to make offers, what types of exit strategies affect the negotiations and more.I haven't spent much time on this site yet so this is probably covered along with lots more.