Then if it gets to the appraisal part, both because they have overpriced the property, and because they dont have experience with working with appraisers, the home often doesnt appraise.I stopped dealing with FSBOs as a matter of practice, because you invest a whole bunch of time into the process, and they end up not closing.

They say don't practice on your paycheck - I have a scripts practice call every day with a peer and it is amazing how much better you get after a few months handeling objections. 

I spose her choices are to1.

I ended up using alot of practice tests to help me pass the test.

Networking is always a great practice and you never know who you might meet there and what good information they have to share.

Try to close on your first choice during the 45 day period. 

Getting one's property appraised at expected ARV is so important to many investors' deals, but it seems like this is a topic with very little practical advice out there.

I'm putting in an offer for my first ever Duplex this month and I have been fully catching up on laws, fees, security deposits, etc but I can't seem to come around the correct article to help me make the correct choice in choosing between a personal checking account or a business one.

I've got a couple of scenarios worked out in my head to help guide which choice to make under different contingencies.

Lastly, if time flexibility is your top priority, I would look into brokers that doesn't rely on traditional offices and practices, but rather take a more mobile approach to their broker model as office hours can be very limiting in terms of how you are able to utilize your own time.