Also, don’t bother offering seller financing.

Originally posted by Tevis Verrett:...I am adding GRM>8 to my war chest of analytics....GRM>8 = "GRM greater than 8" - that is a "don't bother" because rents aren't even 1% of askingGRM<8 = "GRM less than 8" - that is in 1% rule range; understand that 1% rule is probably break-even cash flow at best.

I don't bother to try to convince anyone anymore.This week I pitched RTO to 5 sellers. 3 were hard no's.1 was willing but said he had to sell because he couldn't afford the interest rate adjustment.

I personally don't bother with out of state there are plenty of great deals within a few hours from me. 

After that was straightened out, he didn't bother with computers anymore.

A wholesaler is actually establishing a controlled amount of risk in the transaction, whereas the  Broker, has no risk vested in the transaction accept losing their client (whether buyer or seller)...A Broker and/or agent is hired by a buyer or seller to bring bother parties together through marketing .A wholesaler isn’t hired by anyone, instead, actually controls the property through what is called “equitable interest”.  

Sometimes it's ambiguous, but even then, why should I bother with the company that has numerous unresolved lawsuits, versus another company that is virtually the same but has none.

It was built by a structural engineer to be hurricane proof, but he said he did not bother to get the certification while he was building because the extra cost would never benefit him with the small savings in insurance premiums. 

Why bother to look around when there's one of the best EA in front of you?

My husband and I are new to investing and when we bought a duplex in 19152 area, never bothered to check the zoning on it.