Thank you for responding...for future deal purposes I am a creative investor and I need people on my team to get these deals to closing when I find them lol.

-Responding to maintenance requests and handling maintenance requestsThe question is, how much is the right price.  

Operating on the edge of your financial abilities is fine sometimes, but have to be able to respond quickly (deleveraging) when the next financial shock hits. 

While I responded as promptly as my schedule allowed with answers to the best of my knowledge, it slowly became clear to me that what I mistook for conscientiousness in the application process was actually an extreme sense of entitlement and compulsive need for control (red-flag #3).

If you appreciate a post that a fellow member put up responding to you be sure to say "Thank You!"

Yea if she doesn't want to sell it for your cash offer price then you would either respond back later or do terms.

He is very knowledgeable and is very quick to respond.

Track each respondents name, address, and contact info with a "Next Follow-Up Date" and just make a note to call them or drop them a simple postcard once every 3 to 6 months.Most people S*CK at follow-up.  

And I agree with all others who have humorously responded to you that $5K is too little to do anything with.

I work in the software business so I am well aware of the challenges when reaching out to 10 people for a job, 6 probably won't even respond, the other 3 will flake out at some point.I want to hit the ground running with a good team or a general contractor that is reliable and has good connections.1.