I'm trying to invest this multi-family income generating properties.

I am also in the process of having lead generating websites made (sellers and buyers).

I am going to generate my offer price based on ARV and work backwards from there (repair costs, etc). 

I work for our family’s fourth generation home building company on the sales side building custom homes on customers’ land all over Texas. 

He own over 100 buildings.Areas closer to downtown are seeing most of their investments.Any area can be made to work but I would advise an out-of state investor to avoid SFRs.

I can help you track down BOA’s attorney, but they won’t speak with you without the owner’s written authorization and they will advise that the owner must communicate with their servicer regarding pre-foreclosure alternatives (which include short sale).Please don’t hesitate to send me a message if you would like any additional info.Good luck!

I was advised not to do subject-to either.

I would recommend forming a relationship with tax professional who can advise and work with your clients.

She said that she doesn't like it and her attorney advised her to use her 12 page contract, which is the As is residential sale of purchase agreement for fl.

Is it a good Idea to advise the seller I am a wholesaler, my concern is that I don't want to take the chance on loosing the chance to obtain a sellers contract.