All he had to do was wait out the time in my offer and stated the other contract (his client of course) was the preferred offer.

Of course I am using this as a stumbling block to get out on my own in investing.

And of course, be affordable.

anybody know of any good books or courses on obtaining real estate subject to sounds like a good way of making money in the real estate biz.

ive been wondering how do you present yourself as a property manager when it comes to signing documents of course when your the owner you have to state your the owner, do you still present yourself as just the property manager then?

of course I wouldn't tell the realtor that this is what I am planning; however, I must still be honest about being an investor....this is obvious by my "all cash at closing" offer.

The way you do that is simply by listening to real estate training courses too and from work.

Being an investor doesnt require a RE license.Even though I went for mine in Feb( i'm still waiting on my testing date) I sometimes ask myself why I did it...I did my course in NYC.It only took 8 days,I dont know how it is in FLA.

They were, of course, all over the country and my contact had no contact information for any of them.

Keep in mind as the buyer you have to qualify for the whole property, not just one side, unless of course the other side is either purchased or you are able to purchase just one side and it's deeded seperately.