And if the people they sold to won't just willingly deed it back they can't even control the asset.. since they no longer own it.Sub too while nice for a buyer is incredibly Risky for a seller ... unless very detailed safeguards are put into place.. which of course are rarely done... most sellers just figure this out when they get a late notice and freak out. !!! 

If you don't follow the procedures to the "T" you leave the gate wide open for the tenant to bring in an attorney who specializes in wrongful evictions - and you know how that will go.

For well over a year, I have been educating myself by reading books and viewing a wide variety of webinars geared towards wholesaling, rehabbing, foreclosures and buy & hold strategies.

wow that's looks incredible.

I stumbled upon my first flip property right off the bat, an incredible stroke of luck given the total lack of inventory and immense competition in this area.What acquisition strategies actually work in the Seattle and neighboring areas?

It sounds downright incredible Kevin!  

Austin is an incredibly difficult market for  flips, because of everything he said.

It is an incredible way to learn the industry and your local market while networking with other folks in the industry.  

Bigger Pockets has been an incredible resource - I'm looking forward to learning more from our seasoned professionals and network.Cheers,Audrey

One, there is a man by the name of Matt Robinson, has an incredible monthly meeting in Pensacola and Destin FL.