The purchase price is set slightly higher than market valueInterest rate on "Loan" is usually higher than bank interest rateTaxes and Insurance are paid by the buyer.All repairs/maintenance are paid by the buyer.If the buyer can't secure a mortgage by the end of the agreement, buyer will forfeit the down payment + any principal repayments.Your monthly "rent" consists only of PITI.The Seller cannot take depreciation deduction or interest expense deduction on the property as the property's title is no longer with the seller upon signing the land contract.Lease Option:The buyer pays an option fee upfront (how much is this usually?).

If you find someone that others trust via reviews, you trust due to your rapport and that keeps you consistently updated, sends photos/verification that they're doing what they say they're doing.. you're set! 

Have you managed multimillion dollar assets before, can you give me a track record of consistent double digit returns?

You can build these up alongside your weekly and daily activities, but it needs to be done consistently and won't help you in the beginning - it takes a few months to start to stick with the web crawlers and people you're trying to reach.

A lawyer recommended TD for escrow accounts and working with them to open and close out these accounts is consistently fast and easy.

I'm working towards a consistent and continuously strategy. 

Hi there,Is anyone familiar with which neighborhoods in Atlanta return the best airbnb occupancy numbers? I was thinking downtown, airport, or perhaps even Suntrust Park area, but am curious to know others’ thoughts. ...

You will see I am quite consistent on being skeptical of anyone promoting tax sale as a middleman or instructor. but again seems that BP allows this type of behavior here.Absolutely The owners of the site believe that open dialog, even if uncomfortable for some, is a good thing for our readers.

We are pushing 60 - 110 leads a month to our clients consistently.       

Was it the second failed offer that made the REI course a scam, or was it the first one...and you decided to give it one more shot and made a second offer?