Giving is always better than receiving- it's always receives a blessing in return.I think being able to help anyone that comes across in your business, will make it more profitable- share leads share knowledge...help as many as possible...Yeah basicly I was just sharing what you can do to make money with every call that comes in to your business.Not limiting your self to one "motivated seller" think outside the box!

i've pushed closings back so i could close the first day or so of the next month, that way at the closing table i'd get a nice fat check for pro rated rents..way to think outside the box!!

Try going to the top of the page and typing assign buyer into the search box.

I would write a letter and put it in the mail box (Make it specific to the property and communicate how you can help).

Here is what he had to say when posed with a similarly broad question on his column:Term Vs Whole LifeAnd here is a snippet for those that won't click through to the link (my apologies to the mods if this is copyrighted and you need to take it down...I do business with Scott so hopefully he won't sue me ;-))://Quote Scott BurnsThe difference between term and whole life is that whole life has a savings component and builds cash value.

Seems like interior hollow doors are around $75 at the local big box hardware store.

Chris, Is right, the standard needed for a delay is very low.Borrower might have asked for a delay, requested a loan mod, an attorney could be out of town, the trustee might not have gotten the right paperwork in time with the opening bid.Heck, it could be because of the holiday.

Correct, was inspected in August.. never even thought about the inspection.. awesome.. thanks for looking outside the box!!!

Page 3, I believe.That said, the asset manager needs to check the box that makes it part of the agreement, which only happens about two-thirds of the time, in my experience.

I check the box that says "may assign and be released from liability"Then for the end buyer he gets a copy of the P&S and signs an assignment addendum agreeing to the price we have negotiated.