@Bryan LaFor us, the first step in screening is the initial phone call and in-person interaction when they tour the property.

I live an hour away from Atlanta in a town called Rome, Ga.

Last I heard (I'm from Cbus)--it's still planned for the New Albany International Business Park.https://siliconheartland.newalbanyohio.org/#:~:text=On%20January%2021%2C%202022%2C%20Intel,of%2Dthe%2Dart%20factories.

We just invested in a program called Deal Flow and it’s helped us be consistent and focused.

A red flag is a warning for you to dig deeper.I recommend your offer to purchase include a requirement that the Seller provide all documentation and agree to sign an estoppel certificate (also called an estoppel form or agreement).

Hey Jason, the best way to find these distressed properties (off-market deals), you have to either do it yourself, which is a full-time job calling and building relationships with these cold sellers, or find investor-friendly agents/wholesalers sourcing these deals for you.

And I wonder how some of the other guys that have monster followings and clubs how they do it I find it hard to fathom they just do as a social give back lots of work to suss out top flight syndicators and we are seeing this play out today as we see comments of deals going to foreclosure or back to bank deed in lu or pause distribution or cap calls..

Is it a 7 year Amortization or 30 year with a 7 year call? 

That being said I know a lot of people cold call people in pre-foreclosure and I’ve seen the letters and scripts people use but I was wondering if you were allowed to advertise that your buy pre-foreclosure homes.

If I tell you to call 100 FSBOs today, are you going to call them, or are you going to figure out some other way that is your way...text them, email them, send them a post card, when I told you to call them.All the NFL players I know (not that many) know a ton about football and fitness, but all have coaches, trainers, nutritionists.