Leverage other people’s time to create inflowing deals create win-win situations.I really can’t say stick to a certain area, because deals are all over the County, and I think this post has already pointed out several.

But only time will tell if I loose or win.Another benefit, for me with "turnkey" and it is not for everyone, is the almost instant access to connections.

My guess is you are advertising and you don't have it under contract, you advertise it but you never ad an address this brings up red flags instantly.

If any of my tenants get out of hand I get a phone call instantly from one of the neighbors watching out for me.Do a google search and you will find that landlords are responsible for bad tenants if they know about it.

While most of us will not argue that spreads are thinner and finding deals is more difficult, none of us have given up or feel that we need to instantly move to spec building.

OR - Since after winning the second I am now the owner of the property (and it has equity), if I allow it to simply go to auction and the bid is higher than the first, will I get the overpayment (or will the original borrower?)

James Lee, just strive to always make it a goal to make every transaction a win-win-win situation for you, the seller, and the buyer.

Win / win with a new income stream and lower landlord utility expenses.If you can use the tax credits the solar carport avenue has an enormous return on investment if you can charge a decent rent for covered parking.

That type of thinking only leads to conflict and no one really wins.

Google "instant tax services complaints" and you'll see a laundry list of problems and allegations of fraud.