I’ve read the books, listened to the podcasts, watched the webinars, but we are now in a financial position and a stage of life to (in the words of Nike) “Just do it.”

And if the cause of the motivation is financial distress, then I would humbly submit to you that those troubles didn't begin last month when they were put on the pre-foreclosure list. 

You shouldn't have to go far for deals, though, if you're in a primary or secondary market.You can now build a financial model around this operating projection.Solve for pricing.I heard a great offer strategy on a recent BP podcast - a tiered offer.

I am not in dire need of a paycheck, as II have prepared myself financially for this transition to civilian life for a little while.Thanks for any recommendations, suggestions and am willing to provide any assistance in gaining more knowledge and experience.Much appreciated, Daniel

My ultimate goal is to achieve financial freedom so that I can spend more time with my loved ones, travel more often, and help those in need.

Hello,When you look at bigger deals financials, what line items do you always adjust?

I would push to get the last 6 months of financial data from the current owner.

Can you make the offer subject to inspection-including financials; or is it too late for that?

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You might not like this but without about buying house I would recommend you need to get your personal obligations well known.