I wrote the above for informational purposes.

I have always been going about it the same way for a while and curious if anyone has tested different approaches and noticed better conversion rates from one approach to another.To be more specific on a cold call for example:Option 1: you immediately bring up that you have noticed the property is in a foreclosure status at the start of the call and/or make it known you are aware of their situationOption 2: you start off as a buyer looking to buy homes in their area/making cash offers and let them uncover their own pain points through purposeful questions to lead them to uncovering their motivation/situation.I have always done option 2 and it works well but I sometimes wonder if I could have a better conversion rate with a different approach.

The primary purpose of the truck will be to travel to the cabin every 4 to 6 weeks for routine maintenance and general checks on the property.I am going to check with a tax professional, but that said, I would be curious to hear anyones experience here.Are the truck and improvements such as tires something that I can partially or fully write off my taxes?

How well is it going to photograph for rental purposes when I put it on the market?

Hedging would therefore defeat the purpose.4.

I truly believe all of us need a purpose to fulfill to have a long and happy life.Retirement sounds great when you are working your butt off.

For purposes of this subsection, a late fee of $20, or 20 percent of the monthly rent, whichever is greater, is reasonable and does not constitute a penalty.

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A bit costly to retro-fit back for habitational purpose, but essentially creating medical use which with yield much better cash flow.

He says mortgage company still keeps the lien on the house regardless if its me or my LLC who owns it.The reason I am asking this is because I would like to finance the property under personal name (due to better rates) and then transfer deed over to LLC (for liability purposes).Does anyone have experience with this situation and can verify if this is accurate?