I do that.I have several other business interests, although I realized recently that I was spread to thin and recently divested some of those interests to get more focused.I recently have dabbled a little in the FOREX area with some solid success.

They only take good shots and play solid defense... even against Kobe Bryant.

Some of the other factors include your tolerance for risk, your investment goals, your available capital and time, equity, current vacancy, and repairs needed.Is a 15% Return On Investment (ROI) sufficient for you if its a solid commercial tenant that will be there for the next 5 years and you don't have to worry about putting any on-going time or money into the management or upkeep of the property?

(just kidding) a professional investor only wants the numbers. and they make decisions QUICKLY. they'll give you a yes or no on a property quick. a newbie will mull it over and waste time.

You want to kill people who bring you a deal without the necessary information because they have wasted your time5.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF this Assignment has been signed, sealed and delivered by Assignor and Assignee as of the day and year first above written.Witnesses: "Assignor" __________ "Assignee" __________ This seems like a solid contract for assigning.

Am I wasting my time making offers on these listed properties?

Check your local laws I guess, if You dont need to have it notarized, dont do it, it wastes time.About they key, just ask the seller how your inspectors and partners can access the property with no problems.

If the landlord is getting foreclosed, he doesn't have any money, so it would be a waste of your time to sue him.

One explained to me that most all agents use the same resources to search for homes so it is really a waste of time to have several looking.