I am working with a tech team and a runner to get the data...  

You need more than a great team to help you with the purchase.

Having a good team; agent, lender, property manager etc.. in combination with your own knowledge of the city makes you a force to be reckoned with!

With the careful guidance of its leadership team, Project Destined will produce the nation’s largest number of minority owners of real estate under the age of 18…one block at a time."  

Hello BP Team!

Along the lines of David Greene’s advice I’ve been putting together what I hope to be a “Big 4” team and I’ve found as I ask for input on potential single family deals from a prospective property manager that the manager is a licensed real estate agent and interested in representing me as the buyer’s broker.

I would market yourself as someone who wants to help out of state investors build a team that they can trust. 

I have hard cash to contribute to a partnership and I am a highly skilled union painter/taper so I can contribute those skills to the rehab team. 

No, “I didn’t have an envelope” or “it must have gotten lost in the mail” excuses.

After some back and forth with the seller's agent, the seller how signed and returned the LOI to me.We're now working on submitting the PSA & scheduling an inspection, but my team will be out of the country for 10 days.My question is: I am running any risk of seeing the seller move on and find another buyer because we're "slow"?