If anyone on here is or knows of one would love to get in touch and discuss the area and potential purchase options. 

I have reached out many times (daily, through email, text, phone call) to her and I rarely get a response (usually a vague response like "i'll send it today" or "i'll be in touch with the new property manager"). 

If you're flipping it, it's nice to leave some paint for the new owners for future touch up... unless it's more than a gallon.

Follow ups are key as the average person takes 3-5 touches before picking up the phone to respond.Hope that helps!

I told my boss (I work for a CPA firm) of my plans and told her to get me in touch with the right people.

This means having the funds available and any necessary loans approved.Schedule Inspections: If there are inspections or appraisals required, make sure they are scheduled and completed on time.Communicate: Stay in touch with your real estate agent, lender, and the other party involved.

Nothing, nothing, nothing, and then its like the floodgates are opened for about 3 months and everything you touch turns to gold.  

Someone from BP referred me to them and then they got in touch with me.

Reading about your company and submitting a form is much more comfortable for them.For whenever you decide to get a website, whether you decide to build your own or go with a template from us or anywhere else, be sure to give the website a personal touch.

You came to us with properties that had been badly mismanaged by someone who, by your own admission, scammed you—properties were in such bad shape that any other legitimate company would have refused to touch them.