1) Yes that info is valid2) Bid a good deal higher than someone with a conventional offer to give the seller a financial incentive to take your offer.3) Use an experienced agent who gets a lot of deals done.

I want to make sure my financial contribution in this deal is protected before I agree to go into partnership with my friend to flip this house.

After hearing this weeks webinar on multi family by Brandon Turner, I have decided that it is time to take action and move forward in this journey to financial freedomI am 27 years young and like to be outdoors and travel.  

However the condition primarily and the location to a lesser degree will substantially influence the value. 

Otherwise, you’ll need to find a partner OR maybe you just aren’t in the right financial position to be making this purchase...

Starting out, it may be simpler to work on the buyer side as you can tap into your sphere of influence and usually find someone who's ready to buy.

One effective list used for this would be Renters, age 26-50, a good income for your area and high Financial Stability Score.

I’d like to think that the personal aspect of showing up on someone’s door would have a greater influence in their mind than, say, a mailer or phone call.

I been reading books on wholesalers in the market would like more information on buy and hold and how to go about the financial part of the deal also would like to know if anyone knows of any good websites for contact templates.

Marc Walowitz United Financial Counselors3715 Main St STE 406Bridgeport, CT 06606Specializes in short sales and distressed properties