It was quick and simple for both me and my prospective tenants.

There was a panic, HUGE marketing of a doom and gloom prospect to all real estate with hit the market as a whole, and not all areas and homes are the same.

Great, so there's still some hope that some of these prospects can potentially be a deal.

Oh, forgot to mention I've set up a wholesaling business in the very prospective Washington DC neighborhood where I live.

Prior to Real Estate I was interested primarily in Stocks.Looking forward to whatever the next property maybe, but I don't have any current prospects.

One prospective tenant said its too steep.

Prospecting for deals while working the property management side provided the real income for the brokerage and them.

Meet with prospective seller, begin building rapport immediately c.

Wholesalers bust their butts to find deals for investors who don't want to hassle with handwriting yellow letters for hours on end, pounding the pavement knocking on doors, weeding through hundreds of calls, and sitting at kitchen tables negotiating with prospects.

I have never been deterred buying a property on other details like electrical and plumbing because I can re plumb an entire home usually for under 5k if its just repairs.