If there's anything unnecessary, cut it.

Once I’ve had a look around I will begin asking questions about their processes to learn if they are taking short cuts or performing quality work.

Also, make sure you're cut out for dealing with 'ex cons' as they can be very high maintenance, and there can be problems.

Cuts down on the advertising costs....LOL!

I really don't mean to sound rude or anything, I'm just somewhat worried as I'm about to start doing my own deals, and that kind of deal just won't cut it for me.

This were holes that we cut out .

I never did get a response, and after several more messages I gave up on trying to find out what happened.I am VERY short on time for trying to invest in homes, so a system like this really looked good to me, it looked like it would cut down the time it took to contact with potential homesowners.

Cut the cord now to cut your losses.In your case, with a nice home and bad tenants, I'd try the "cash for keys" route.

@Victor Noriega it got cut from my last post....

The title company will cut a check to the general contractor for services to be rendered.