As investors looking to purchase property we are neither selling a product or service....Which is specifically outlined in the regulations...

Buyer may in Buyers sole and absolute discretion, give notice of termination of this Agreement at any time prior to the expiration of the inspection period, and upon such termination, all deposits held in escrow shall be returned to Buyer.IX.COSTS: 1.ï‚„Buyer and/or if checked ï‚„ Seller shall pay for Title Insurance as outlined in section XVII.2.ï‚„ Buyer and/or if checked ï‚„ Seller shall pay for escrow fees. 3.ï‚„ Buyer and/or if checked ï‚„ Seller shall pay for county and/or city transfer taxes.4.ï‚„ Buyer and/or if checked ï‚„ Seller shall pay for the Natural Hazard Disclosure.5.ï‚„ Buyer and/or if checked ï‚„ Seller shall pay for termite work as outlined in section VI6.ï‚„ Buyer and/or if checked ï‚„ Seller shall pay for ______________________________________X.NON-AGENCY RELATIONSHIP: If applicable a principal in YOUR COMPANY. is a California Department of Real Estate Licensee.

Buyer may in Buyers sole and absolute discretion, give notice of termination of this Agreement at any time prior to the expiration of the inspection period, and upon such termination, all deposits held in escrow shall be returned to Buyer.IX.COSTS: 1.ï‚„ Buyer and/or if checked ï‚„ Seller shall pay for Title Insurance as outlined in section XVII.2.ï‚„ Buyer and/or if checked ï‚„ Seller shall pay for escrow fees. 3.ï‚„ Buyer and/or if checked ï‚„ Seller shall pay for county and/or city transfer taxes.4.ï‚„ Buyer and/or if checked ï‚„ Seller shall pay for the Natural Hazard Disclosure.5.ï‚„ Buyer and/or if checked ï‚„ Seller shall pay for termite work as outlined in section VI6.ï‚„ Buyer and/or if checked ï‚„ Seller shall pay for ______________________________________X.NON-AGENCY RELATIONSHIP: A principal in ____________________ Land Trust may be a Department of Real Estate Licensee.

It's such a perfect outline for now only how to build on an existing list, but start my own..I'll get to work right away.

In the A-B then B-C scenario outlined by Scott, we have the A-B contract in place and will close in 10 days regardless of what happens B-C.

In the event an overdraft occurs, they not only have to worry about late fees but overdraft fees as well - a pretty effective deterrent IMO.If you don't choose that method, I'd agree with those who've recommended text message reminders, including verbiage outlining late fees.

Detailed outline of the 50% rule, how to know the differences between good deals and bad, references to software to use, check lists, common land lord mistakes, what books to read, etc etc.

They outline their methodology on their web site.

I have never used a referral or example deal on a yellow letter so maybe Michael can tell if it would work or not.As I read the entire forum I have to really push you to use the split test that Michael outlined.

Outlining prospect groups and tools to find them could be beneficial.