I got a POF letter a long time ago from a transactional funding company and I still use the same one, just change the dollar amount on it.Jon mentioned a really good point, going after properties on the MLS and having to provide earnest money b/c thats how realtors are trained...........I'm sure I'll get a little heat for that sentence but oh well...........

You should already have from your comps or market study estimates of what the property will return to you on an ongoing basis (if rental), or what it would return in a lump sum at sale.After debt is repaid you can figure your net profits to the overall LLC.

Develop an ongoing relationship and do not ask them to cut their pay, break the law or the rules of their MLS and the NAR.

Yes, I'd be interested in speaking to you about the training.

However, I have attended some intense training and have received some valuable knowledge and tools which allows me to find deals and contacts locally and out of the area, that most other agents or investors can't do.

They can be found at http://www.realauction.com/county-tax-lien/Go to the "training site" in the state you want and look through the bidding rules as well as everything under the "training" tab.

How are you planning on going about it?

I'm on the abundance train.

It sounds like you've got a ton of training under your belt, which is great.

It's basically turning a "train wreck" into a "rehab" so you're adding value, but not completely renovating.