Once you get a contract signed and you have control to sale the property, do you already have a buyer in place? 

If your transaction is easy, then that very well may be a non-issue. 

Feel free to ask me for referrals to lenders and a RE broker who will oversee your transaction/buyer's agent if you'd like good ones I've worked with in the past.

@Bob JonesNotes do absolutely nothing when we're talking about repossession.Most people usually think of the mortgage or deed of trust as the contract they are signing with the lender to borrow money to purchase a property.

Below is a brief snapshot of the company history, starting with 4 partners in 2015 where our primary acquisition strategy was knocking doors, bandit signs, and handwriting letters.

Be sure to vacuum out your kitchen drawers and shelves for tell tale signs of mice during deep cleaning of your unit. 

As my strategy is mostly buy and hold, most transactions are large and I have relatively few so the need for constant updating and checking is really not there.After approx. 1 week I realized Pro was not what I needed.

A self-directed IRA LLC or Solo 401(k) that would offer the investor checkbook control would be much better suited to this transaction.

The other reason is that doing a few sales a year doesn’t give you the contacts and relationships with other agents or the experience to handle adversity during the negotiations or after the contract is signed.

Class B inventoryHistoric Absorption Forecast AbsorptionYear to balancePhase of apartment cycleApartment transaction volumeThank you,Jason