I think unless you are in an incredibly hot market offering a home for lower then the competition this many hurdles will lead to longer vacancy.I am not opposed to hurdles to screen out the unmotivated ones but this is a large amount of hoops that will definitely lead to decreased demand.It is a trade off.Your life is easier & you have much more timeButYour rentals will be empty longer.

Plus it's much easier to rank for them because the competition is much less.Happy Website Building!!   

We decided to put our rental on the market @ 2475$ to be competitive.

We work with State Farm because they are incredibly competitive under our umbrella policy.

@Jamie Jacobs I think if you learn the basics of wholesaling, and are consistent, and if your area doesn't have a lot of competition.

But again, that's only an estimate.Right now in Houston people are paying over asking price in many areas because there's so much competition.

@James Wise regarding price, I'm going to start with a rubric used to price billboards (traffic count, competition, visibility, my own online subscriber base, etc.) and then think about the potential growth over the years.

Being unconditional, if buyers need to secure financing they need to do this before the court date as well as any other appropriate due diligence.Where there are more than one party making offers on court day, each party is made aware and has the opportunity to change the offer which is then sealed and submitted with all other offers to the Master or Judge who then decides the winning bid.Having been through this process numerous times I can tell you that while there are deals to be had they quickly evaporate with multiple bidders and it is impossible to know if you'll have any competition until the day of court so the whole process can be a bit hit and miss but exciting none the less!

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I would suggest looking at some SF homes in the greater Dallas area that are priced competitively and present you with an opportunity to putting some minor sweat equity into.