The site is privately held; thus, the owners decide whom they will approach.They use criteria such as how often one posts, do they try to provide serious help to our visitors, do they have anything to offer, etc.

Sure, after you've been through a few transactions, and learned about some of the finer points of local "glitches"...it's no big deal to draft a suitable contract.

You can poke around in these forums and get a contract that would be suitable for making offers.

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In fact, at the same time (if it has not already been done), I would be adamant that remaining tenants complete a new application immediately to verify their suitability going forward, and meet with each to scrutinize their existing written lease, inspect their premises, and brief them on YOUR interpretation and policies.

As long as your price to the end buyer is suitable, it really doesn't matter what you are making on the deal.

I believe to generate real revenue on an strictly ad based site - at least $1500 or more per month - the site needs to get at minimum about 100K unique visitors per month in a targeted niche.

Go ahead and sign the agreement stating that you will start making payments on the agreement as soon as you find a suitable tenant.If that doesn't work then just take an option on the property.

Your online efforts will generally revolve around two basic strategies:•PPC – Pay Per Click campaigns are a good way of getting visitors to your real estate investing website.

The winter months do yield a fair amount of days suitable for golf but what keeps the the resorts fill in those times are conventions.