I'd love to hear how your results have been and if you found a specific script that worked well for you.

I researched online, got referrals, looked at rentals currently under management, did my due diligence, and this was the end result.

As a result, we have great tenants and have created a sense of community in our building.  

I'm an educator from NYC with a family in tow looking to produce a little extra income (alright, ...maybe a lot extra) during my off time, and I've been browsing around the forums and blogs.

It's a small town that flies under the radar, but as a result, the prices haven't run up as much.

I'm just starting out but already I am going on 2-3 seller lead appointments a week as a result of my direct mail marketing.

@Mike WhiteheadThat sounds awesome and congratulations for achieving those results.

Even if deferred payments are an option, make sure to have extra funds to cover any unexpected costs or delays in the project that result in more/longer holding costs (deferred payment may not covered, as mentioned earlier).

Here is the link:Judge allows class action lawsuitAs a result, I feel we will land somewhere in the $20 per unit range with no building fees and no inspections. 

The FIRPTA law is a buyer responsibility....non-payment of this will result in penalties to the buyer, even though it for the seller.