I've not researched all the numbers yet, but this idea just crossed my mind today.

Depends how much research you want to do on the property.

i always thought i would gauge if they are really motivated over the phone and ask them what they need out of the house and i will do some research now that i have their information.

Just my guess with no actual research.

Just keep calling around and you might find one to say yes.If you go here: [url]http://www.grec.state.ga.us/clsweb/company.aspxYou can type in the city and it will give you companies to research.

Then, research the costs to have a good idea of what you are facing to determine what your purchase offer should be.He warned of the dangers of overlooking or not fully considering all the costs.

As a flipper I'm looking to buy in an area where I can unload a house quickly and a lot of comps will give me confidence in my asking price.Now if you are selling to buy & hold investors, then you want to research rent rates in neighborhoods.

Another question, how you done any background research on the neighborhood and location of the home?

Yet I feel like I should be doing something materially proactive, aside from reading and researching.

Happy researching!