If you are bringing tenants by appointment starting 60 days out, that seems like far too big a window that I would be comfortable with if I were the tenant.

I'm trying to figure out if I should just get my Indiana license (I am licensed in TN), since it seems the low cost/commissions keep realtors from spending any time, which is somewhat understandable.

I have to say that those numbers seem a bit hard to hit if you ask me, but if anyone can help you he can.

While this seems like a great thing to be able to use that credit to finance a DP, what are the risks I am taking on? 

A friend and aspiring investor turned me on to you guys and from what I have seen it seems like a great site and resource.

I always seem to get posts removed when I offer info on this forum as they take it as spam.

It seems that they may be a quick way to get comps and rent ranges. 

The weeks where none of your marketing seems to be working full force or maybe you are in between marketing.

It seemed like a very odd note to add in the counter offer, and was wondering if anyone else had experience dealing with this.Thanks in advance.

Having same issue looking for attorneys that do assignments. this is so frustrating because i have learned to generate leads ez enough but even if i get property under contract i still have half a deal because i cant seem to locate key people to consumate deals so i can complete transactions.