I'm in the middle of a couple transactions as we speak.

Since you're new and they're the ones providing all the documents, it wouldn't be a bad idea to have everything reviewed by your attorney to make sure you understand everything you're signing and the terms of the deal work for you.Lastly, here's some general tips to help you avoid scams with lenders online:Tips for Avoiding a Scam on BiggerPockets

Hi everyone,I have just signed a new lease with tenants for a 3 bedroom main floor in a duplex.

I suggest you discuss and confirm this transaction with the professional who established an IRA LLC for you. 

I'm looking for real concrete numbers that wholesalers around the country have actually tracked to generate their success ratio.I will define success ratio as contracts signed to appointments booked. 

The seller is looking for you to take the home off his/her hands, and after you signed the contract with them, I feel like you should do your best to move forward if you can.

Once you have everything signed and in place with the title company. 

I start off by asking the seller what they want from the transaction (lumps sum, residual etc.).

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@Finian ButcherAsk for a signed receipt from seller that they received your offer.