Alexander has nothing to do with the Barfield (he's the one that stopped the horsetrack); The Renaissance condo's have done quite well since renting them out (high turnover due to corporate leases, but usually almost full); Happy State has a fairly well known reason for building from the ground up instead of taking available space (you can research that one on your own); the Fillmore lofts should be quite nice; and anyone with eyes can see the McCartt and Assoc signs, not exactly insight.

No bandit signs, no fliers, no mailers that I have ever seen, and my parents own their home.

If we were to bill for every deal that fell through we would loose our clients.Title companies base it on a cancellation rate if you cancel 2 out of 5 deals yes they may ask you to start paying a cancellation fee but if your deals general go through, they just print a cancellation bill for the records and record it as a loss.You can ask a title company to sign a waiver for cancellation cost before you start working with them.

Place signs on property;13.

The former owner included the property in the bk but he did not sign over the deed to the property.

I have been reading all of your posts for the past few days and have decided to sign up to be a member.

on the subject of non competes...i have a possibilty to have a free mentor for the whole summer by working with with my roomates dad who is a real estate investor. his only condition is that i sign a non compete. if i am interested in buying property and investing in the same area he operates in in the future could the non compete stop me from doing so?

You can use homes.com and view house listings for sale nationwideNewhomes.com for new home listings for sale nationwide.Its free, you dont need to sign up or pay or anything either.Or contact realtors in the area you are interested in, most will want your business if you are serious and email you MLS listings for that particular zipcode and/or city.

I don’t really have a mentor figure to help me a long the way, so I was hoping I could get some advice from here.I signed up for my real-estate licenses a few weeks back and my classes start 4/27, one of my question is, would it be wiser to wait until I have competed the class to purchase a home, to obtain somewhat of an advantage when working with a realtor.I’m scared I’m going to get taken advantage of, due to the lack of knowledge in the purchasing a home.

I assume you use one of those "we buy houses" signs/ads and wait for people to call you?