Hey BP,I was wondering if anyone can help answer my question, I was driving to the beach the other day when I noticed these buildings on the intersection of Sunset Highway and Timber Road, This is in Oregon by the way, (heck let me say Portland as well so people with that keyword may be more likely to notice this post) anyhow let me just cut to the chase.

There are people who are cut out to be landlords, and people who are cut out to have PMs.

Seems like a clear, cut, dry, easy profit. 

We can talk through this in more detail, but paint will NOT cut it. 

If it helps, sometimes looking at the house as a 3-5 year stepping stone instead of a forever home can cut out some of those "dream home" emotions. 

Court ordered appraisals are characterized by no underwriter questioning everything, no Realtors calling them idiots if they don't hit value, no appraisal management company taking a middle-man cut of the appraisal fee and shopping around for fastest/cheapest report.

While most will invest in non judicial Versus judicial, you also find judicial notes in greater quantity and typically at a lower price pointIf it’s from a broker the first thing I do is determine the seller as there are a lot of sellers who put out tapes I won’t waste my time with as their price point is extraordinary

I just don’t want to waste anyone’s time by having them officially apply and go through the process if I know I’m going to deny them just based on the pre-qual questionnaire.

If you are running around chasing deals without any confirmed capital source, you are wasting yours and many other people's time.  

I'm sure they don't want to waste time for tire kicker calls on property but I made a genuine offer and was completely shut down.