I see plenty of people Wholesaling where they purchase to flip and start the job and sell interest once finished many promise investors a probable 8% return so I can only think they buy with cash first then hope investors reinvest for next flip to profit. no bank interest also makes it easier.

Often, we offer to waive late fees if tenant honors their promise to come current. 

He promised to be a good tenant so I let him stay.

Two of the most promising area/city are Sacramento and Inland Empire.I am not suggesting anyone to buy now.

It's really important to make sure that the company that makes the promises as far as what your returns on investment will be is the same company who actually collects the rent. 

Three quick things we see when filling units here in CT: - Most tenants have zero ability to look past what is staring them right in the face so showing units before they are completely ready can be a detriment - Some tenants don't trust when you promise them certain work that isn't complete now will be complete  by the time they move in- Most tenants start looking for an apartment inside 30 days from when they need to move.

It turned out to be a fake story, but the principles are still true.

I tried them for a short time and it seemed promising. 

I've read the BP books which have provided me enough knowledge to "fake it" with the agents I've spoken too, but obviously this is a totally new beast I'm taking on.

I've read the BP books which have provided me enough knowledge to "fake it" with the agents I've spoken too, but obviously this is a totally new beast I'm taking on.