That land is not usable until the building is demolished, so in its "as is" condition, it is effectively worthless as it has virtually no utlilty.

“Historically, LinkedIn has been the network where more formal business communication takes place but there is a shift to buyers and sellers engaging around less formal communications via Twitter,” says Julio Viskovich, vice president of marketing at rFactr.

My question is, how do I handle this when I'm not not meeting with the seller in person because I'm virtually wholesaling?

Budget, deadlines, and quality can all be significanly impacted if there is not good communication and cooperation between subs.4.

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In so doing you will proactively reduce your need to communicate with others misaligned towards wanting and working towards rewards in real estate.I'd offer a chant here but I don't know any!

Have you communicated with Greg H.?  

So I fired them and went it alone, and I did a good job of managing the properties and communicating with my tenants.

I don't know who needs to take on this task but someone needs to communicate clearly to the tenants they cannot avoid paying BUT if they leave the place in good condition they WILL get their deposit back.

Virtual wholesaling is not the easiest thing in the world to do, especially for a Newbie. 2) If they are local, stealing a deal from me would be extremely short sighted as reputation is everything in this town and that kind of behavior tends to aggravate people. 3) If you're really worried about it, have them fill out a no compete.