Considering selling land to a developer with a seller carryback. 

But overall, sellers are becoming more realistic.

I found it off-market and negotiated w/ terms that benefited me and the seller.

As for as-is properties, you can usually still request an inspection, but the seller won’t make repairs, so it’s just for your knowledge.

Online ads are OK and do bring some interested buyers but the most qualified and motivated buyers usually come from signs.

You only sign AFTER the tenant signs.Tenant A: are you sure the lease you took over from the seller didn't automatically renew?

I was also just talking with one of our people this morning about the fact that there is a big spread right now in what sellers think their properties are worth vs what buyers/investors are willing to pay.

Another option is using equity from another property you personally own to fund your next purchase, or even private/seller financing, like selling a partial interest or getting a note from an investor.

The problem was that everyone and their brother was a wholesaler participating in long wholesaler chains, each claiming to be "direct to the seller."

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