It is much easier if it is on-line.

It is very important to make sure whatever you send them is useful and will be opened and is sent to targeted people who will appreciate it.

I take the monthly rent and multiply it by 50 for most properties to get my target purchase price, but when I find a possible winner I run a full income/expense statement on it.

Her experience comes from light years ago when she apparently started in Florida and has no bearing on today's market.Two...anybody that markets a short sale packet or boot camp is going to make the whole process sound a lot easier that it really is...they gotta hook ya somehow.

One of my targeted market for SFHs are 3bd/2bath in working class neighborhoods.

The price range was from $3K up to $25K over the list price of the REO, and all of them were privately owned so some easier negotiating on price would be likely.It's in a "transitioning" neighborhood so once you get outside of a 10 block radius you can find some real "beaters".

I am new to the website but I am looking to see if there are any center city investors that have licenses or agents that are interested in working with a young real estate agent who has the energy and determination to go for big projects.I do residential resales but already am targeting multi-million land deals.

(do not contract a sale or rent to tenants if everything isn't looking right)Once you have done your first flight the next will be easier and so on.Just don't quit learning.And because you have had a scare don't quit learn from it so you won't encounter the same situation again.

There is no point in being targeted as a white landlord in an all black neighborhood.

Internet makes things much easier nowadays.