I know that reaching out to investors is a great way to find out what they would by for cash, but I would like to do more research on my own before involving potential clients.

This will save time and effort for both parties and ensure that the terms of the original lease are still applicable.

I know my strengths: deal finding, spotting potential, bringing people together.

Decide what date works for you to get things buttoned up before you go and be firm.When we evaluate applicants we look to see how long they have lived at various addresses, that tells us more than their words, they will tell you whatever they think you want to hear. 

I considered a tax deed on a  property and filed the application and  the option to buy was good  for 20 days.... then it goes to the next person in line. 

Hey,I have had luck in the past with sending out handwritten letters to potential buyers.

I wrote about this weeks ago and the potential impacts it could have on real estate investors and financing.

Should be low investment and potentially good payout if it works.

Thanks Yes, worrying about the due on sale clause is a valid concern, as it could potentially trigger the lender to call the loan due in full upon transferring the property into an LLC.

I wanted to ask all the investors and flippers on BP how do you evaluate a potential investment?