Ive been reading / listening quietly for weeks, but i thought i would reach out like others have done.

I have been listening to your podcasts every single day and it gives me a lot of energy, motivation and knowledge.I was wondering, are there any folks from Europe here as well? 

@Lisa James If your plan is to find a single buyer to step into your shoes, there is no contingency necessary (for this particuar issue) -- single purchase agreement, freely assignable, covering both parcels.

Listened to his needs and found a price and terms that made sense for everyone.

I wanted feedback prior to doing so and was curious as to what others, such as yourself, would do if you were put in my shoes. 

I know how commonplace this kind of post is, but I am here to reach out for anyone’s help on where to get started.I’m avidly reading and listening to the podcast, so those habits are in place.

The average price we pay an attorney to get rid of a tenant is $750 to $850 and well-worth that cost because you can sleep better at night and use the time you save to focus on your family or other business affairs.Another huge mistake you are making is; you are dealing with and listening to your tenant.

That what wholesalers doSome might be losing their home and might end up in a better situation, so knock their doorsBe ready on how to talk to them, and if they listen, give your price, if they take it they take it if they dont, move on to next one.You dont have to offer dirt cheap, but you can make an offer where you can make money.

LISTEN to buyers and what they want.

@Kar Sun,No-- if I were in your shoes, I would not rent to them.