I have clients in OC that I can introduce you to.

I would never turn down a chance to make money whether my client is a newbie or a seasoned pro.Just beware that there are some contractors out there that will take advantage of you.

Until the property is under contract, it is not under cntract and I am going to still be trying to find my clients a buyer.

Koerner and company did not live up to their words and secure my client with a credit partner or investor.

I do write some custom SMS/MMS applications, and I can help you out with that if you have a list of opt-in subscribers or clients that you'd like to send a message blast out to.

I am a list broker and have been working on getting one for one of my clients.

We advise brokers to have their clients pull credit from one of 2 reliable credit reporting websites.

Originally posted by grossreall:hi tim add me to your list if you look at my profile I am here in sydney and I am looking at the same as your last client.

Many of my clients are passive investors as they do not have the time to handle a fulltime landlording business.

What I gathered from your post is that it is neither bad nor good but just another way of doing business.Is there a reason a seller would want to sell on contract vs. just selling it and being paid in full up front?