Hey guys, my partners and I are in a bit of a pickle.  We had not 1 but 2 deals fall through on us due to financing. So now I have just put 2 houses back on the MLS, but rather than just wait to another agent to bring...

And if that assumption holds true, would it effect my chances of getting a loan?

Bandit signs (do it legally) and Craig's List are quite effective for me. 

I am still deciding what is the most cost effective route but I feel its hard to beat a chromebook for the money.

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This is $3500 less cash they have to come up with and you are effectively taking $3500 less for your property.

Maybe it has the positive effect of creating more inventory for long term renters but that seems negligible. 

One; because in it's current form, it's only been available for the last 30 or so years.Two; it has been a Trademarked and Patent Pending Process of Documentation.Three; until now, it's only been available to a select network of agents and investors.Four; attorneys, other than billable hours, couldn't figure out how to profit from it.Fifth; agents couldn't figure out how to get paid commissions from it.

How do we not the ground running in the most effective way?

I am trying to find a buyer/solution for the next property:Inglewood, CA 90303 Number Of Bedrooms: 3 Number Of Bathrooms: 1 Year built: 1947 Effective Year Built: 1947 Finished Square Feet Total: 1,204 Lot Size: 6,244 Lot Width: 52 Lot Depth: 120 Number Of Stories: 1 Number Of Units: 1 Number Of Rooms: 7 The Tax Year: 2012 Garage Carport: Garage Looking for $365k, selling with occupants that are related to former owners.