I make sure my clients offers are all legibly typed out, neat and easy to read, with realistic time lines based on the type of funding they have and due diligence they need to perform.  

Hey Xavier, is your plan to list rent to own (lease option/lease purchase) type deals on the MLS that you have an assignable interest in, and not representing the seller/buyer in the transaction?

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Does the type of deal drive doc prep preference?

There are two types of auctions that you want to attend.

I feel like I would be better off offering 200$ discount to a handyman type, as opposed to 170/month to a management company who will bill out everything that goes wrong.

Are there special short-term / long term rental taxes for these type of properties.

Good afternoon,What type of properties do you have to buy ?