It seems like they key is to have a list of end buyers lined up as soon as you find the property(s) or better yet, before you find them.The bottom line questions for those in the field doing these deals are: 1) What is your close ratio?

If you visit us at www.landlordtechnology.com you can see the details, but the bottom line is that I NEVER have issues collecting rent from my tenants ever any more.

I'd check out the neighborhood - I'm guessing there are many other properties available for rock-bottom prices like this.

I decided to google this guy to see what his course was all about....I scrolled straight to the bottom and found the $4997.00 price tag.

I agree 100% that the banks are only interested in the bottom line and given the rules currently in place I believe they can continue to hold the loan (asset) at a artificially high value until they actual foreclose (Create the liability of REO).

Even if you could define what a bottom is, and I bet you can’t, a great deal now is still a great deal.

That didn't help their bottom line either...

Hi, I caught you post toward the bottom of the page which indicates to me that no one has a plan.

Their primary weapons are pneumatically powered nonlethal guns modified to fire rubber balls for crowd control.

When they do break, often it splits the bottom of the door, which means a metal repair bracket needs installed.