If you are getting a mortgage, get a pre-approval in place now so you know what you can afford when you approach an investor-friendly realtor.

So filing isn't the main source of their income, it's a more broad approach.

The buyer can either assume the mortgage if the lender agrees, or purchase the property “subject to” the mortgage if the lender isn’t agreeable or if the buyer does not wish to approach the lender or assume liability for the mortgage.

How do you guys think I should approach the owner?

This will definitely be our approach moving forward.

Besides most wholesale approaches they teach are illegal in most states. 

We’re wondering if any of you have changed up your approach to the info you put in the letters or specific info you include due to the hot market? 

Hi all~What is the best approach for considering a property that is presented as "Unpriced"?

I've now spent $700 on a toilet over the last 2 months because of emergency call fees, and I'm wondering if/when to start holding the property manager accountable for the repairs they are performing.If I do need to be holding the property manager accountable for repeated emergency calls on the same problem, how should I go about approaching them with the problem?

Anybody has a good script that I can use too talked too sellers, buyers, creative finance Approaches etc.I talked too Multiple sellers and buyers but sometimes I get stuck and forget what too say and lose my train of thought.