Would love to network with RE agents for short leads that I can do myself and of course, surround myself with other positive investors.

The idea is that I as the investor would contact Realtors, and ask the agent to provide leads, which would be sellers who have had their home on the market for a while and it hasn't sold.

I will also segregate the damage deposit.In NC the courts look to see if it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, and swims like a duck.. if it does then the court will call it a duck...I always advise my client to tell me what they want and then I make sure my documents will lead to that end.This can be tricky and filled with traps for the unwary..

I am lookin for an experienced sales manager and some inside sales people to call qualified leads.

hello, does anyone have the following contracts/material below that their willing to share with a newbie investor looking to tie properties up to wholesale them.1. basic lead sheet - with some basic questions to ask the seller to see if their is a deal to be made2. purchase & sale contract - a basic simple to understand one to two page contract, with some good built in out clauses3. assignment contract - a simple contract that'll be easy for me and my investor buyer to understand and fill out.if anyone can help that'll be great, whether if its just giving me the contracts and etc, or if its just pointing me in the right direction to get them myself

I have a really good lead on NC 2 -40 zoned property in seattle that already has a duplex and a 600 sq ft commercial building being leased.

He is checking for any plumbing leaks, loose doorknobs, repairs that need to be done, conditions that might lead to mold, or any indication that pest control needs to be called.

Look at your past failures and identify what decisions that you made that lead to the failures.

Let's not forget about bandit signs... they work great and can pull in more leads than you can handle depending on your area.

Mikeit is an option thats still on the table. i am not sure how people are in this market about lease options and contracts like that..plus alot of my contacts would be through MLS b/c i have no foundation, help, or contacts of my own so i would also be dealing with "regular" agents who don't quite understand the process and won't be able to give the seller an accurate idea of what the heck is going on. i need to first find out how to have no budget but still find sellers in preforeclosure. i need to find the business/legal papers and subscribe to that although i am sure the other investors have that lead as well. another idea that i saw through Armando Montelongo's book was to contact divorce and insurance lawyers to tell them I am interested in buying their clients homes.