If you are out of town, ask them to e-mail the contract for your review before the interview.

The property is locked and unaccessible to the public. ( i,e, access is by card key only).

I have a mentor, am a member of our local REIA, sent out a mailing, and during the last two weeks, have received about 100 seller calls/e-mails.

That was simple.I have a e-book by Eric Medemar, "The Ultimate Wholesaling System", which talks about having a pocket LLC in case you have a wholesale contract that can't be assigned such as REOs and short sales.

I welcome any online or offline e-mails on this subject since it has been a major hurdle for 3 plus years and I want to take advantage of fantastic rates and lower home prices in 2013.

When I asked a few simple and polite questions via e-mail, Charles Sells told me I had to deal with their lawyer who did not respond until my lawyer got involved.

I also categorize each income/expense IAW the categories that you find on Schedule E for rental properties.

I've done most closings myself with a SPOA, which the closing company prepares, e-mails to him at work, he prints it out, takes it to a notary, hands it to me, and he's all done.

Many investors are purchasing strip centers that are experiencing high vacancy rates, which will show a high P/E number.

One is an office assistant for an attorney (yikes), but sounds like a good match otherwise and seemed really pleasant in the e-mail.