The key is to find an investor friendly title company.Now as for Georgia, I do not know.

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I just think that making sure that the buyers options are open would be key to the whole deal.

It's just what I might do if anyone ever did me that way.I would write a letter to the BROKER, with a copy to the agent and (most likely) a copy to the Board of Realtors.

The key to doing this is to buy the property at a BIG discount.

The key to pricing a successful flip is knowing what your competition is listed at and pricing slightly below.

We may have some of the worst property tax, an insurance board that's in the pocket of the industry and the scummiest politicians money can buy; BUT we can sure bounce deadbets quickly.Back in the late '80s or early '90s the Houston Chronicle did an article about evictions because there are so many filed in Harris County (Houston).

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guid=%7B30B54985%2D2189%2D4AE9%2DB8E5%2DECF89F6095F3%7DI do agree that a mix of both cash flow and a good market is the key to maximizing profit in the long run, and there are probably many good points in that guys book.

The key to making your notes valuable when using seller financing is to make sure you get enough down so the the LTV on your note is no more than 80% of the purchase price.