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To me it's a waste of time and money as there are other ways to find motivated sellers, not people wondering what they might get...I know they can be sent to motivated people, I'd rather call them....anyway....Approach them saying you'd like to get into RE investing.

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They will not tell you what you want to know and are a pure waste of your money.

If they don't move, I have a solid case for eviction.

Make sure if you buy a new toilet bowl that the depth is correct size for the wall of your bathroom and also that the toilet has a smooth coating on the inside of the bowl so that waste goes down easily and does not clog.A friend of mine that owns a 140 unit complex started putting in the cheapest bowls that did not have the smooth coating and the smaller opening and plumber and maintenance calls to unclog went through the roof.

I finally came to the realization that I was being fearful of starting my own investment firm so here I am taking my first steps and looking for a solid support system.

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The agents I know that work with investors know exactly what the investor wants so they don't waste their time and they do several deals with them every year.

I could sense early on that he was leading up to lowering the boom on how much the program costs so I pressed him on it so I could waste as little time as possible.