Hi My name is Tony and I'm just starting out in wholesaling...I had a few questions *1-After I get a contract signed by the seller then the investor what do I do?

I recently called this sign I saw for a real estate apprentice.

Concerning a mechanics lein, if the property subject to the lein is a homestead, both spouses must sign the contract for service for the claimant to have grounds to push for a forclosure.

And our highway exit ramps are filled with signs by investors.I hope some of thee ideas help you find them.

I've signed up with a couple companies to do BPOs, but so far, I haven't gotten any requests.

[/b][/u]Once they buy the home from you, have them sign a property management agreement with you, where you will manage their property for $50/month to just do advertising and documents (no landscaping maintenance, etc.).

I recently purchased my first property with my fiancee and after signing the papers, I found out I made a million costly mistakes.

I also am wondering what the best way to transition into writing up the offer and getting them to agree to sign it so that I can move forward on trying to promote a signed agreement at my local clubs.Many times I end up making the offer, and they say something to the effect of "let me think about it", "i have other offers" or "i dont want to sign something and be locked in", etc...

I would like to think that putting a sign out front is the way to properly market a home but you need to allocate funds for marketing.

I knocked on a door several months ago. there was a agent sign on the property, and I wanted to talk to the owner, who happened to be there.