I understand the purchase agreement the homeowner signs allows you to back out of the deal, or renegotiate if you find additional damage, but how do you know?

I put up a few signs and did some door knocking.

This means you sign them up, get all the agreements set up and then go hunt for an investment.

I signed up for this site a couple of years ago, but am only now looking seriously at some real estate opportunities.

1) I have my Google Voice number forwarding to a cellphone I bought2) I have (50) bandit signs with that number on it3) I have an answering service4) I used the Google Voice number on my BiggerPockets account, a Classified Ad, a Wufoo form for bird dogs to submit a house, and my website.......So, when you Google search the phone number... it basically pops up with my information online.I deleted each form that had the number, but it still is available in the search.I'm waiting to see if it wipes over the next couple of days.Here's my question:Should I change my number so that it has no ties back to me?

.- Create a checklist of questions that would help qualify the investor and have them sign the form.- Have the investor's CPA or lawyer write a letter attesting to the fact that they are accredited.Obviously the tax returns are the best route to go.

So basically what I am wondering is: 1) Could I go to the bank with everything I have said here and seek a conventional loan with her co-signing against her property in the form of a home equity?

Hi BP Community I am starting to run my bandit signs campaign and wanted to see what are your opinions on which is the best way to run it for better results, some of the questions I came up are:1) what is more effective to put them on Friday and pick them up on Sunday or Leave them posted until they get taken of?

Your broker will have to sign the application form.

After I signed up for a pro account the checks stopped bouncing.Welcome!