So the type of ad and where to advertise should be different if you want results.A very visible sign on the property will draw any buyers that are looking in that area already.

They may or may not allow you to view info about themselves so you can start to draw an opinion of the quality of the potential tenant.

I run free adds in a local Add bulletin and also Craigslist has been drawing in some decent calls.

You need to stop what you're doing because I get the feeling you're completely new to investing and need to go back to the drawing board and build a team that understands what you are doing and that will work great with you and your style of investing.

I understand the concept of making an offer with a standard purchase agreement, and drawing up an addendum to add someone on to title.

You can draw a red line across the graph representing your target of $4,000 per year and then you can draw an angled line that adds another $333 to the cash flow each month.

But I'm concerned that the 203K program puts me at a negotiating disadvantage because it draws the process out and banks want to move these homes quickly and with as little conditions as possible (let alone financial ones).

I've done some research on the 203(k) loans, and it sounds like a good idea, but what draws me away is the additional interest over the life of the loan if i tie it in with the mortgage, which will cut into monthly income when the house rents later on.Should I take out a small personal loan to fund the project?

He wanted to draw me up another one before I made my next offer.

Also, as far as the attorney goes, it wouldn't hurt to have him/her draw you up a purchase contract and assignment contract that works in your state.