If the deal is 'sweet' enough than chase it because it could be worth your while when other investors walk from deals like this. 

And she was super sweet and said yes, she needs to sell as soon as possible.I don't know if we'll go look or not, but it's amazing the change from the AWESOME call with all the f-bombs!

Sweet.

To me it sounds like a way to take advantage of someone desperate to get involved with real estate but lacking the funding for a proper beginning or it can be more geared towards someone very well established with maybe just a cash hicccup at the time that a sweet deal comes through & need the cash fast, but even at that, don't lead a person to believe that it's possible to get it done 100% no-upfront fees first time around when YOU as a company know that though 'TECHNICALLY' true, in the real world it'll never happen.

In North Texas, I've figured out my sweet spot for purchase is about $70/sq ft with square footage between 1800-2400.

I mean seriously it is a lot of work finding real estate but what a sweet job.

Sweet.

Hey Guys - quick intro on me. Been in it since 2000, started buying and holding and junkers. Still have most of the junk I bought as a newbie. Started doing some flips on much nicer stuff and still trying to do som...

Like if you breed a AKC English bulldog you can raise money fast as soon as you get puppies ( that is a side note) 

We also had 0 responses out of 300 mailers  that week (and over the next 3 months we only had 1 call back), so we did a bit more research and saw how competitive the wholesaling landscape was in Seattle, and we just didn't have the time and energy to do trial-and-error to find the sweet spot.