I've sometimes wondered the same thing, but I have since shifted my focus onto networking with other investors.

Don't focus on getting too big too soon.

If your focus point is roi, then you might be smart to weigh potential savings if you put another 5% down.A desirable roi has been 10% historically.

If they're not willing to that is a also a huge red flag.Overall, I believe if a borrower focuses on obtaining a level of comfort that is based on knowledge and transparency first and foremost that that can eliminate a lot of the riff raff.

I will be focusing in Southwest Missouri until I am able to take this full time.So I am asking if the buyers on this website would be willing to share exactly the type of properties they are looking for.

Darrell,Sorry for being late to this thread, but as a fellow Chicagoan, I wanted to ask what was the key that made you decide to switch to focus on something that is not what you want to do in the end?

I don't do direct mail, but instead just focus on homes on the MLS, driving by vacant homes, and word-of-mouth, so I'm going to have to pass that question to others.

The new funds focus on buying up blocks of foreclosed single-family homes to rehab and then use for rentals and sales are increasing.

Or better yet instead of focus on the homerun all the dayum time why not get singles/doubles.

It’s a cool app because realtors can send open house invites, follow up with open house visitors, etc.