I understand the process fairly well generally Peter but I'm new to this too. you basically just sign a sales agreement with the buyer and after your signtaure you write "or assigns." this allows you to "assign" the property to another buyer.

To do this, you need a well-rounded marketing mix, like bandit signs, mailers, networking, internet ads, classified ads, referrals, etc, etc.

I meet with the guy Monday to sign the option to purchase.

Went and bought some FSBO signs and posted them on main streets with little arow signs to direct to the house.

I have had them run gas and water line extensions to connect, and it's usually easy to get a $500-$1000 up front "decorating" incentive from them to organize and spiff up the area you plan to install (by signing a 5 or 10 year contract).

It involves a great deal of know-how and work, not just signing some documents and then listing/re-listing the property.I hope there isn't a wave of wanna-be investor's cleaning out their life savings to go prospecting in an area of town they know nothing about.

May need to obtain a license there soon just had a nephew sign with the Chargers (:'Sam....my last name is Green as well originally from Rockford.

I just signed up here.

“I don’t know”, “I’m not sure”, “I don’t think so”, just little things – get a signed disclosure statement and a home inspection.

A buddy of mine says I should hang out a sign like the low rent used car lots that say "I tote the note".all cash