While doing that focus on trying to do deals so you are getting your hands dirty.

I started a business just so I could hand out flyer's and advertise that I buy homes.

Nothing like getting your hands (and feet) dirty while at work!

Now that your seller has tipped his hand, he may have spoiled that bank.We had a listing that we took off the market because it did not sell after 3 months.

Assuming the product is good then it is best to get it into as many hands as possible so that those who really want it will act.Originally posted by "Urban Investments":Second, I do believe that any good system will work if it is implemented properly.

IT COSTS YOU NOTHING AND YOU'LL RECEIVE A WORLD OF HANDS ON EDUCATION.

Then they work for you instead of handing them over in tax and not having them at all.

I've had to remove 7 posts from this thread because they were wither pitches, ads, or they just were completely off topic.Please keep to the topic at hand or your post will be removed.

If I were to think cynically and selfishly ( :mrgreen: ), I'd look at the silver lining: The probable cottage industry of "saving" these poor souls by taking their properties off their hands dirt cheap.I guess we'll see......

We have units in both high rent and lower rent areas... some get ceramic tile flooring, pedestal sinks, bead board, central a/h and two tone paint.