You are simply selling a piece of paper which gives the buyer the "Right" to purchase the property at your negotiated price.

I know it's cutting it a little close but something told me to pursue this property.

IF there is a written rental agreement, simply follow the letter of the terms and local law.

Greeting to my new community.I'm committed to making this happen and I have my work cut out for me.

I don't try to manipulate the buyer.Instead, I simply tell the seller what I am willing to pay for their property.

I place more blame on NAR for keeping the bar so low and not making education more of a priority.At the end of the day, most folks simply "play" Realtor and got into the business thinking that it was easy money.

An person who buys very well and doesn't make money is not an investor - they're simply a buyer.

I have a realtor that sends me 100s of shortsales, preforeclosures, foreclosures, etc. from 3 different states and I simply don't know the best way to wholesale the properties once I get the banks approval of the ss.

The city says the structure may simply fall apart, taking dozens of homes down.

You must have integrity and fidelity toward others.I have seen investors and partnerships burn-out, because the people involved cut corners and cheated others.