Always couch every discussion in how it will help the investor, not how it will help you.

Let me know if you are interested in discussing your experiences!

Let us know if you've got any questions; otherwise, please don't hesitate to get involved in the community and discussions happening.

You can fill a contract with contingencies (which is ethically a different discussion) to make it so you will never have a bad deal.

I'd recommend setting up some "Keyword Alerts" for terms like "note" so that you'll be notified when those topics are discussed, and you can jump into those threads.

I'd recommend some "keyword alerts" so you'll be notified when the topics you care about are discussed.

It was polliticians (I'm not specifying a party, this isn't a political discussion) that pushed the banks to lower standards, and people took advantage of it.

Hey guys, I have searched and found quite a few topics that discuss Auction.com, but have not read anywhere where someone has gotten a house under contract and found a cash buyer to assign it to through Auction.com.An employee from the site has reached out to me for awhile about putting my deals on there, and seems to fully understand the wholesale process and says they regularly do them.Does anyone have any experiences or thoughts?

For me, I've found that once the tenant has had a lengthy discussion with you, as long as the house is even remotely viable for them, they'll fill out the app and want in.

I've enjoyed Karen's posts and am looking forward to good discussions on construction.Congrats Karen!