I would just ad that sometimes you need to point out the benefits of owner financing to seller like the tax is spread out over the years and he will actually get more for the propert due to interest.

If you pay once a week, do you pay in advance for cleaning services expected to occur based on your calendar at that time OR in the rears for those actually completed in the past week?

But if you're in an actual flood zone requiring FEMA backed flood insurance that is a joker that could easily come back and bite you hard if the Govt continues with it's stated intent to gradually get out of the subsidization of flood insurance. 

This is really smart because aggregators like Listsource can only provide what the county actually has. 

The reason is I know which lenders:- do a good job- stay on top of the necessary tasks- know how to be creative within the rules (some people don't fit into the standard mold of a buyer, and some lenders don't know how to get them approved, and some lenders know how to get them approved)- and which lenders can actually close deals.Another reason is, when someone wants to house hack, not all lenders are experienced in it.

My guess, and it's just that a guess, is that appreciation is going to slow and the balance of power will shift away from listing agents and be more balanced between buyer/seller (shift has already happened in no small part, actually).

Although my property manager has given more than 24-hours notice, I have no proof that the tenant actually received the notice because he has not responded.

Hes probably not trying to screw you but Just Make sure they are actually worth 35k and do comps and look up the county assessors figures too .i would personally not buy a 35k house and only get 6-800 but my market is different .

So if you are targeting a primary home you actually would have some pretty good options as long as you can close in about 30 days. 

A solid wholesale deal wouldn't need a list of 100 buyers, just a few wel qualified people actually doing deals.