As a wholesaler there are sellers in every neighborhood that think their property is worth a million dollars, I would recommend handwriting letters or going door-to-door and talking to people and building rapport in relationships which may take time but is also probably the best way to find a good deal because you'll know about properties that people are interested in selling that are not going to be on your traditional list from the source or text delinquent or any other lists.

Thanks in advancePennsylvania does not care who pays the transfer taxes - the state just wants them to be paid.The one audit letter I saw, was addressed to all parties including the title company.

Here's a Q&A point from the Dovetail webinar the other day:Q: I spoke with the most investor friendly title company in the DC-MD area, and they see the distinction between personal and real property transfers as a way of overcoming the no flip language in various approval letters (most notably BoA's) as disingenuous.

Hopefully this incident was a fluke.The Fallacy of Sunk Costs :cool: Although not quite enough to cut them loose, I'd be VERY careful to make it clear that this is not acceptable behavior and they'd better follow the letter of the agreement at all times.Poor tenants always end up costing you a ton of headaches and costs.Keep an Eagle Eye on them and show them who's The Boss

Hi All, I'm trying to expand my outreach for wholesale opportunities, Probate being one of them. 2 Questions basically:1) Would you go the yellow letter route?

Devour the information on the subject of wholesaling on this site, send out some postcards or yellow letters, set up your phone systems and websites and you can turn the 1k- 3k you spent into starting your wholesaling business into 10-15k from assigning your first property.

Wasn't sure if I needed to post a new thread for this or not but, I got my proof of funds letter for this deal.

As soon as I find something I don't like, I stop and write in big letters across the top of their application "REJECTED" and the reason.

The biggest things still yet to acknowleged by him or finished is a couple of outlets not working, track light not working, and he hasn't given me a key to my mailbox.the electrical I'm not to worried about, though I am hand delivering a notarized letter next week about it, mostly It's the mailbox.

Get lenders letter or bank statement in amount needed to close deal.3.