The buyer has to qualify as well.In practice, bank financing is almost non-existent so your best course of action is to negotiate a low sales price for a cash purchase from the buyer and find exit strategies that would suit your needs.

I have come up with several offers as a sort of practice scenario.

I guess I should have asked my question a little differently, though i may still garner the same response.Is there a best practice for leveraging the equity in my existing property to further grow my real estate investment portfolio?

any ideals or best practice in structuring this as an exit stragergy?

For most people the practice of keys and cash/signing at the same time doesn't work.

This will get better with time and practice, we all go through being new.

Is it common practice to allow fires in rental properties??

Buying an owner's title policy at acquisition ought to be an essential (read that cheap) part of an owner's budget, unless you have some title expertise and the risk/reward ratio makes sense for the venture.

Their press releases are highly unreliable and of no practical importance, they only exist to give Realty Trash name recognition and indirectly promote their foreclosure information service website.

Just trying to plan ahead :).Thanks, Dan Dietz I wrote a couple articles that might help about the above that pertain to conventional financing but at the end of the day it depends on what time of financing you're looking for.Conventional lenders and normal residential lenders use debt to income as a measure to qualify while commercial and portfolio lenders use debt service ratio.10 Best Practices in 1-4 Unit Investing for Agency/Conv.