They don't want to waste that answering constant questions from buyers who may or may not do anything, play games, flake out, etc.Example I would want to see your financials and capacity to buy.

If you know how to play with stocks, now might be a good time to double your money in a year or less.

If the neighbor doesn't play ball, then your next step might be some signage ("Reserved Parking: Residents Only") and a call to the police and/or a towing company.

It will be a long-term play because appreciation is low and slow here, but some of the highest risk areas are right outside of very popular areas (huge river renovation/development and out the medical district, think hospitals, research facilities, med school), so it's a good bet! 

That brings a lot of rehab projects into play.

Keep playing the card that you were taken advantage of, you want to do things the right way, and if there's anything they can do to help. 

I am looking forward to working for/with someone with whom, i can learn and grow as a real estate investor inreturn of my sweat equity.Few of my hobbies include photography, playing cricket and learning about new things.See you all around !

So some sellers are unwilling to play that game and will only consider buyers that have "funds in hand".

San Diego is a long play and utilizing the VA loan to pick up a property you can truly enjoy AND house hack for less than the monthly of a small apartment is pretty incredible.

Has anyone invested in mobile homes? If so is there a big difference in investing in mobile home and regular property as far as the process?