That said, it seems like in todays market most owners could just list their property on the MLS and get more and sell relatively quick.

Right now there are too few properties getting chased by all the lazy people trying to make a quick buck.Also, it is not about buying the most units for the dollar.

I'm wondering what other strategies on top of aggressive pricing others are having success with when it comes to attracting buyers to your resale listing and away from new construction.One thought that I have had is to add a BTSA for the buyer's agent.

I had a quick question, I'm a newbie and have read hundreds of books and forums on getting into RE investing.

And 3) you can scale your investing business quickly by using private money to fund all your deals.

If you have any further questions please tag me and I will try to answer quickly.

Bigger Pockets has really helped me to grow my business quickly! 

There goal for a wholesaler is to make a quick profit flipping the contract.

Hey everyone,Just a quick post, not sure if this is the right place to post this, but south jersey investors, lets connect.I came across a BP's investor this weekend at Lowes, never got his info. 

With a basis of $138k and only $1,000 monthly rent, your well below the 1% rule (a basic back-of-the-envelope calculation used by investors to quickly determine a go or no-go decision).