This current market will present some great opportunities along with some dangerous traps.

Now before all you peanut gallery wanna be comedians jump all over this...About 15 years ago, i went to a GURU Trap and the man on stage wanted to tell the audience how smooth of an investor he was.

A friend of mine told me he has been thanked by many people who felt they were trapped in the house.

If maintenance issues aren’t dealt with right away you can lose the home to weather, insects, rodents and other things.

They get you in their mouse trap.

Why not send the standard letter, trap cell number then send "I buy ugly" houses text.

If an inspector told me I couldnt caulk a toilet, Id tell him that as soon as they require a trap below the flange, ill stop caulking them.

In the process of due diligence was informed the cluster of rat traps was because when the prior tenant moved out with his snake, he let loose the 'pet' white rats.

Just because you're coming across "plenty" of properties doesn't mean they are good deals -- that's the trap too many new wholesalers fall into; they assume that everything they see is a deal when in reality, 99% of what you're looking at isn't going to be attractive to investors.Find great deals, don't waste investor's time and then you'll have plenty of cash buyers...

They setup multiple traps for you to stop contacting them to stop daisy chaining, fake locks, and pretenders wether they are buyers, sellers, other wholesalers.