The other problem is that it seems a lot more difficult to find preforeclosure and probate data for the county he is in.He sent me an e-mail saying he'd like to meet for lunch next week.

That sounds sort of like a "plat book" that's still used in some locations.I wonder if that's like an O&E report that title companies here will give out for free.

Years ago when this was all the craze as the original bill surfaced amongst the investment crowd, I was heavily involved in faxing, e-mailing, calling my reps at the time, as well as the offices of anyone who would listen, including the people behind the bill, Dutton and Lucio.

None of which will get you much traction in Canada.Here you are better off to list your rental on Kijiji.This is true until you get out to BC and (and even some areas of Alberta) where Craigslist is far more popular for some reason.

I will second Amine E

At this point, another contract from another attorney will still end up going back to her for approval, you could spend a week going back and forth and never getting a deal but legal fees.That's what happens when you use contracts devised by layperson investors playing attorney, Consider that wholesaling is a popular place for newbies to begin and being beginners they, as a group, have the least knowledge as other RE operators.

They also integrate well with popular content management systems like WordPress through plugins.These forms then feed into a mail list that works well for lead gathering.

When doing your due diligence;  You can get a O&E from a local title company for $5-10, AND (not or) go into your county records.

I'm guessing that method is very popular amongst seasoned investors - but they would/should only be looking to do that if their anticipated profits on top of their higher interest repayments are STILL as good as their 'normal' mortgaged ones ie.

Between E 46th and E 56th.