is it possible in your experience in short sales to have the seller quit claim the deal to you?

As REALTORS and Investors in our local market, my wife and I have opportunity to assist other investors quite often.

That way they feel something “is in the works” and they quit calling other investors.

Hello;I am living in Southern California and at the moment I am movingfrom L.A. to Riverside county .I am looking for an advice, what is the most time efficient method, to finda piece of land for sale, on which would be allowed to place mobile home.I am interested in Inland Empire area which is not very far fromRiverside city, however I am quite flexible.My search on internet did not bring any results, and Realtors, few I contacted, seems not to want to bother at all withthis kind of sales.

I've done quite a few investment projects in Colorado Springs!

I've been viewing for quite a while so I thought I should start to take a more active role.

Mikeit is an option thats still on the table. i am not sure how people are in this market about lease options and contracts like that..plus alot of my contacts would be through MLS b/c i have no foundation, help, or contacts of my own so i would also be dealing with "regular" agents who don't quite understand the process and won't be able to give the seller an accurate idea of what the heck is going on. i need to first find out how to have no budget but still find sellers in preforeclosure. i need to find the business/legal papers and subscribe to that although i am sure the other investors have that lead as well. another idea that i saw through Armando Montelongo's book was to contact divorce and insurance lawyers to tell them I am interested in buying their clients homes.

quit screwing around with contractors.

If you make inquirees or conections, your name will get out there and you will be beseiged by companies who offer to mentor you for a fee, and I have found that these fees vary quite a bit.

I thought 90% was quite high...