One common theme to all of the strategies is to provide great content and educate your target audience on how they can solve their problems.

Make sure the word cash is huge, along with your phone number.

If your offers are rejected, make a note to follow up, as often as you like, with a phone call.

I am financially struggling as it is; every time I get going with something, I get my phone shut off, or my car gets issues....

It's common sense.

Got the name and phone number and handed it to me.

They will provide signage (including THEIR phone number for service complaints) They will recommend a price to set, but ultimately it is usually up to you.

This is an old post and the OP is probably long gone, but it is still a common question that newer investors will have.

And it is just good common sense to have someone(who the seller is paying)else there to oversee all the very important contract matters & deadlines.I have been a realtor for almost 4 years now and am a beginning investor.

Note: If they are difficult to talk to on the phone, they may be difficult in person – brace yourself!