So, all the fisherman gurus crawl out of the woodwork, telling people that it is better to go after them chasing them trying to hit them over the head (underwater) with a paddle, instead of setting a lure (what fishermen in their lingo call "bait") and let the fish come to them.It is hard.

We invent, we improve we set the stage when it comes to technology.

If you're determined not to list the property in order to fetch top dollar and are set on selling to this buyer, it may be worth bringing in an agent to manage the paperwork for a negotiated fee.

And these deals do not grow on trees you need to find specific set of circumstances to find them ( talk a seller into it) and have EQUITY enough to exit if you have a problem with the loan .

We currently own 80 doors with another 119 doors set to close in the coming months.

Down here in San Antonio, most first-time investors I run into typically will have $50,000 - $60,000 in cash to be able to comfortably afford putting a down payment and having funds set aside for renovation cost.My question to you would be, how much funds do you currently have set aside for a real estate purchase?

Something like this where you could live in the remodeled basement and rent out the full house would be a great introduction into real estate and really set you up for success. 

However, given that we haven’t even gotten our company bank account set up yet (I know) we felt it best to bow out.

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I know a lease-opiton is typically a good strategy, but I don't want to set her up for failure just to make a dollar.