You collect some or all of the option consideration for making the connection and step out of the deal.

What do I do next step by step for all of these vacant homes?

I am just following the “what to do first at Bigger Pockets” step 3 and introducing myself.

I held one tenant and that parent responsible and NEVER had a problem in over 12 years.What happens with keeping one on the lease is that they get roommates (with my approval and lecture) and when that tenant leaves the others in there step up to lease it, so there is a flow of tenants going through.

Brian,I'm not a big buy-your-mentor person but do believe that having a step-by-step system is very helpful for keeping on track.

I don't pay any PMs 10% and I have seven PMs working for me.

Step one: find a propertystep two: talk with the seller, find out their motivated, negotiate a price(couldn't they sue you for 'screwing them over'?)

Hello All,

I'm new here and have been lurking, reading articles, and listening to the podcast. I have 2 rentals, one has 50K in equity and cashflows $450 mo. The other has $35K equity and cashflows $250 mo. I have ...

I have emailed and called the accepted party telling them they were accepted and the next steps and they have not gotten back to me in the last three days letting me know when they intend to do this.

additionally, I never pay subs up front for materials until the materials are on the job, and insured.Great advice, so many seem to miss this step and can run into trouble with contractors placing mechanics lien's aginst your property.