Has anyone ever heard of Lyle Reichenbach's Subject To Software?

I suppose a bird dog could do a general contract that stated something like in the event I the bird dog submit a potential sale to the buyer, and that buyer actually closes on that property, then the bird dog would receive a mimimum $5K, unless otherwise negotiated and agreed in writing.

I also do not get many realtors submitting info unless they are looking for an offer on short sales or someone who needs to buy with cash because the property condition.I do get some investors wholesale deals but the majority are people who need to sell their house quickly for one reason or another.Hope this helps.

You need your agent to submit in writing your demand.

He will have a lot of paperwork to submit that needs to prepare.

Have the ability to purchase HUD homes with out having to pay a realtor to just submit a bid for me.

Check it out here:[LINK REMOVED BY ADMIN - NO AFFILIATE LINKS ALLOWED]You will have to wait a second to get the drop down window where you can subscribe to his letter (typical Internet Marketer tactic:) I wouldnt worry so much about the software, just sign up for the letter, its golden.Hope you find this helpful, it is the veritable holy grail of SEO, trust me.

I forget who stated the quote right now, and I will probably remember right after I hit submit, but"Help comes to those that help themselves" right?

The best approach is to hire a full time onsite management team capable of performing all the duties of management, home sales, managing maintenance and repairs, and the implementation of software systems and processes that will eventually have the park running like a Swiss watch.

If you have NO intention of closing, WHY are you submitting contracts telling a seller you will?