The transaction cycle can be a little different and defined by the what the seller and buyer agree to, essentially providing where due diligence takes place and whether pricing is subject to the due diligence or pricing is final, amongst other concepts.

Hi Kris,To help speed up your connections it might be great to list what type of investing you are going after.It can be easy to get distracted by all the different types of real estate investing.If you stand in a circle and have 10 roads to go down if you keep going down each road a little and turning back you will have wasted time and end up back at the circle again.If you research before taking that first step and really define what path you want to go down and do it with LASER focus you will greatly increase your chances of success.

Unless you get audited, your expenses are sent in broad, large, generic categories.

Somebody once defined luck as when preparation meets opportunity!

In doing so, I will try and define my real estate goals a little further.Chris H.

You are definately in the right place...You are also in the right city for any of the things you mentioned..

Model your deal at the highest interest rate to see if it still makes sense.You also need a defined exist strategy: i.e. if the vendor interest rate is good and the vendor is open to a longer term carry, then perhaps you stick with that arrangement.

Well you would need to define what type of asset you want to manage and the area.Then get a database from the tax assessor of those owners.

If you can be a little more specific as to what you do, or what your objectives are it would help.I had basically the same question three years ago, and the previous posters answers while valuable depending on what your strategy is, it wasn't what I needed.If I could answer in a nutshell, define exactly what you want, then break down steps of what it will take to get you there.I don't use Vas, I don't do any marketing to buy or sell.

It defines how one might prove that they are a successor in interest (a deed is considered proof).