As for the ability to convince a SoCal PR to sell at a substantial discount, I suggest that one had better have an arsenal of skills and a good understanding of real estate. 

Do I need to have an arsenal of contracts at the ready depending on what type of transaction I’m dealing with?

what about doing a fix and flip in downtown Indianapolis just outside of Holy Cross and Arsenal Heights area?

Besides having an investor, a contractor and a real estate lawyer for contracts, what else would I need to in my arsenal? 

With cost segregation in your arsenal, you can navigate the complex world of real estate taxation with confidence and financial success.

I'm getting ready to start bidding on houses at the courthouse auctions to add another weapon to my arsenal.

There is an area that is sandwiched between Irvington and arsenal heights that has traditionally been pretty rough but is part of a federal promise zone that receives money from the FEDS to Reno old houses.. people who buy some of these houses in these areas can receive some pretty nice tax breaks.

I might add "contract for deed" technique to my arsenal in acquiring residential properties to flip in Mo.Thanks for your valuable input.I appreciate it:))

Looking forward to hearing your insights and hopefully picking up a few new tools to add to my arsenal!

Hello BP Fam, I've liquidated a few of my brokerage accounts to add some more rental properties to my arsenal.