If you've seen my face, shook my hand, seen my office, looked me up online, and can easily alter my credibility as a wholesaler in this industry with a simple click or post on any social media platform- chances are, I'm not going to put you into a bad deal or keep your earnest money, or walk away from closing or anything that could disrupt that status if I am insisting that you meet me at my office.

Here are 6 simple rules to follow when buying "C Class" property which should help sleep better at night...Rule #1:  Find a Local Joint Venture PartnerNothing beats boots on the ground, especially if you are investing in place where you do not live. 

He self-taught himself and I find he can do everything, literally everything!

A simple mailing or email list will do but make sure you are persuasive in your opening correspondence.

I'm literally starting from scratch so EVERYTHING is new to me from the terminology to how the game is played to....well, everything!

Keep it simple.

Now let's say he does assign it at 85k, is it that simple to assign it again to a third person?

There are plenty of them in Brewerytown, too many really, as the need for commercial properties on literally every corner has gone away.

What are the simplest ways that someone can invest IRA capital in RE? Can they make private loans with or without a lien, invest using their own name, a limited partnership, etc? If LLC, does the money have to be pass...

I have access to literally thousands of absentee owners and it gets overwhelming real quick.Im trying to narrow my search so i am focusing on those out of state.Is there anything else or any other criteria i could use to narrow my search to make my marketing more effective?