I am in the process of having a contract signed on a property that I own via a land contract (land purchase contract).

He got them from the bird dog who had signed the NDA with me but that never had the buyer sign the NDA.

If I notice a "for rent" sign I'm not above calling it to check out the competition.

(Not many mortgage holders will allow land contracts to be done/recorded) After he left and the house was to be sold, the closing attorney had a fit to have him personally appear to sign a "Quit Claim" with regard to the deed transfer.

Then, after spending a few minutes walking through the property, I make an offer right there on the spot and immediately sign a purchase contract if the owner agrees to my price.

I'm glad you signed up and are getting involved here!

A decent sign in the front yard brings in 3-4x as many calls as the newspaper ad.Next time I need to list an available house I'll stick with the sign and try Craigslist.

If you want more deals, send out more postcards, put up more signs and make more offers.

Not sure if that is feasible in apartments though.Trash removal probably falls into the "utility" column on SFHs, but on an apartment it's probably a five yard dumpster or similar.The taxes and insurance make me think you might be in TX too, they look a bit high.Although the PERCENTAGES aren't the key, it's the DOLLAR SIGNS that count.all cash

No additional information is available without a signed CA.