Itll happen when its gunna.4. you will chase down 100 leads to get 1 good one.

The books I am listening to right now are the Rich Dad author Garret Sutton all his books are great about REI.

Those 2nd opinions can guide you on whether to continue following your agents lead or pivoting to what you believe. 60 days without an offer can be nerve wracking if you need to sell but, in a lot of markets, is not unusual.

We get leads like this because we are in front of people EXACTLY when they need us.This lead was a "bad " lead by any and all standards.The seller purchased the house in 2007, and it  was in good shape, just dirty.So this lead would just be a "waste of time" red flag.

He could make a (reasonable) case that things out of his control lead to delays.

Anybody who habItually doesn’t respect authority is going to not respect their landlord .. any woman who would have such poor discernment to live and have a relationship with a criminal with such history surely is no better than him !

My bottom line suggestion, call the Housing Authority for the county, tell them you have a property that may qualify  and just ask them how it works. 

You might find that learning from local investors face to face leads you to invest right there in California without having to go out of state. 

Hi BP - wanted to hear some thoughts from everyone's creative minds on this: I am in the Richmond VA market and one of my off market leads is a person who is letting a home go into foreclosure. 

Lead paint?