You can probably do a cash-out refinance once your credit has improved.Don't limit your prospective markets.

I was wondering, if it is not much to ask, if you would like to share with us how did you do all the wholesaling process: from finding your prospect and marketing efforts up to closing the deal.

You will hear:how to rule out 9 out of 10 of those time wasting properties from the comfort of your pcthe top criteria for filtering leads and how to assign weight to leads based on the sourcehow to spend more time doing deals instead of driving aroundHow to take that huge list of available properties and narrow it down to some real prospects that you can zero in on Here is an example: At face value the house on Main street looks like a winner.

I paid twice for many of their repairs, hiring other contractors to fix up their mistakes.Horror stories: My most recent ex-manager's rental agent mistakenly told a prospective tenant that there was CAC in the unit; this started the relationship on a distrustful note, and the tenant later put rent in escrow over issues she could not get resolved.

And I can assure you the seller you are talking with has had difficulty and will have difficulty selling because of an uncontrolled animal that nearby.The fact that you are even discussing it should prove to you that your prospective tenants/buyers are going to be deterred.

I am wondering how this will seem from an owner prospective.

When prospective tenants look at the property, they are sold on the aesthestics of the home.

I've grown a bit weary of the management aspects and would like to focus on the shorter term prospect of the flip.

If you're doing direct mail, please speak to the type of prospects you're mailing to and the type of mail piece and message.Thanks!

We have gotten a few bites on buying, but we have gotten a TON of prospective renters interested.