Is the POF "form" you have some letter from some Internet/transactional lender?

And I bet the owner knows that's the reason his house is not selling.I think I'm going to start with my realtor and see what info he can get from the selling agent.

Now their bet may or may not happen.

Your best bet would be some type of owner financing, but even with that if you can find somebody who will do it with no cash down, then you better run for the hills because the property will likely be an absolute nightmare.

(Not the #1 avenue I'd recommend but it's out there.)30-year conventional mortgage should be on the top of the list -- it's the most common I bet, along with cash.

Read on to know about the best of these.Cheryl was 13 and she had just got introduced to the World Wide Web and the Internet.

.); costs included in fee (landscape, water, trash, cable, internet, security, etc.); and community maintenance issues.

I would also avoid doing that, and I think most people will agree...well I would pretty much BET most people on this forum would agree.I would recommend finding something that needed minimal repairs.

I think your best bet is a local investor there who understands that market and already has a portfolio there.

Your marketing should push/pull your sellers to you by getting them to take action by calling or filling out a form on the internet.