Income and assets also play into the game.

I see it as a great way to have some extra money to play with but more importantly a source for future retirement.Glad to have found you all!

This weekend I went fishing for vacant properties grass high, kids playing in the neighborhood found 25 properties look like I can wholesale I found what would be some potential hits I'm ready to start mailing my Yellow letters but after I mail them I need some buyers where should I look for buyers and another thing before I start mailing letter is there a tip I can use before I send them to the owners of the property?

In my experience, I found out that they had a criminal background, previous evictions, sex offender records, and generally they try to do a power play to establish control over the landlord/rent collector.

I have also done everything carpentry in New home construction, From Concrete to Roofing and everything in-between on Infill properties.I enjoy playing Racquetball and trying to get better every time I go out.

You can always use the IRA structure until things progress and let someone else play the custodial role.

What I recently learned when we dont have a deal in play is to create what is called a sample deal packet which consists of details of the deal, pictures, brief description of your team members and some of the numbers on the deal (annual returns, potential cashflow if it's a rental situation, etc).

One 'play' for apartment flippers is to ADD in unit W/D and that bumps rents by about $100 so it seems like a reasonable value.If you can't work it out with the tenant, you will have to find a new one, but again, if you can say "I'm sorry" enough times and demonstrate that you feel badly about the situation, it will go a long way.

We all play the same game, we just have different strategies to get us where we want to be.

Most markets have a lot of cash investors working the foreclosure sales so lots of competition.Depending on the situation, a better play might be for your mother to buy the property from the estate before the auction.