In a buyer's market being able to buy is important.

It's difficult to gauge the competing pressures.On the one hand we have the negatives listed above, the foreclosures, the empty houses, the barriers to entry for 1st-time homeowners, and the shrinking mortgage market.On the other side, we have the booming economy, the big projects on the strip, population growth, decreasing supply of land, and most important, the jobs.

It is important for an investor to do their own due diligence whenever they purchase a property, I cannot stress this enough.I hope I can be a valuable resource to this forum, as well as learning along the way.Thank you,Shaun

Different things work better in specific markets.If you have been reading you likely know the important factors so share a bit more and see what people have to say.John Corey

this is a VERY important question.

More important is to then operate correctly.

I under stan that you might not have to do a title report but isnt a home inpestion important, because the buyers wants to know whats wrong or right with property.

In addition to supplying this letter I have been requested to supply full names, loan numbers and SSN#'s of all parties on the loan before anyone would speak to me.Another very important factor is not to be rude or short to anyone you talk with.

Would anyone have a list of maybe 4 or 5 important questions to ask about the property?

This is a very important and somewhat complex subject.