With a table full of mail they never opened.

But I think it's somewhat a unique circumstance since he has already "moved out" his stuff.

- Have at least one unique feature in every property to separate it from the competition and save on idle time.

It's a naïve view that I'm sure many BP members shared in their beginnings—especially those of us who did not grow up learning the really important wealth lessons while seated around the dinner table.

And therein lies the issue, RE financing is unique by terms, collateral, applicable laws and servicing.

Get under contract before an agent lists it, line up an investor, write up a contract between you and the investor and take it to the closing table.

you will be okayNext Tuesday - FYI -> I have to work, but you will do fine -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ... breathe in and out .... visualize someone you feel comfortable talking in front of ..... feeling of urgency ( example - you most move the property too food yourself ) Regardless, put together all details of property on apiece of paper and leave it on local rei meeting table( your contact information will be important )address example - 2900 hundred block of South 91st -This way your information will definitely get out to other investorsI would say good luck, but you don't need it

A unique circumstance and there were no zoning issues, the rental income was on the owner's tax returns and the tenant had been there a few years as well.

I've had pretty good luck running a list with these criteria:2000 or newer buildSold between 2006 and 2008 (top of the market)Current value less than last market sale price.For me, a good sub 2 deal, the one that makes most sense to the seller anyway, is one where they lose any other way they go to close (have to bring money to the table) So I look for a house that is in livable condition with little equity.

Either way you will have less of a chance to leave good money on the table.