Either you still buy at the price (you are happy) or you find something out that makes you want to back out or lower the price (prospective tenants tell you it is way too high and the one down the street is better, the contractor points out a problem, property manager tells you why he is going to charge you more etc).Just my thoughts and good luck!

What are some of the most common reasons you hear from your prospects about why they're selling?

Some prospective leds that i am sending letters to now hopefully i can find some deals, looking forward to find some buyers in my area.

I have reached out to the prospective folks and hopefully can improve rates.

Hello,Does anyone have any really good probate prospecting letters?

I would agree with part of what @Joshua Martin says about the Why,  I couldnt imagine not having my license, it opens so much opportunity, imagine negotiating with an off market prospect, and the terms wont work, so you offer to list the house, and in the end make a few grand anyway. or you buy an reo, and get a commission check cuz thats just what the seller does (happens alot) or listing your flip, and can offer 3% co broke, cuz instead of paying $6K to sell a $100K home, you only pay $3K one deal paye all your fees per year and then some, including MLS access.

If the prospects for getting it leased prove risk worthy, the broker I'm asking opinions for now will very likely have nice prospective opportunity.Any thoughts/ideas would be hugely appreciated,Daniel

i have a prospect that owns a triplex in California and is willing to hand it over to me for free. 😮 My question is how exactly should I take ownership of this property?

i have a prospect that owns a triplex in California and is willing to hand it over to me for free. 😮 My question is how exactly should I take ownership of this property?

We analyze all our prospective purchases like rental investments  now, even if we plan on living in them.