They focus a lot on working with investors and have experience with the type of homes in the Midland/Odessa area.

Of course I don't want a back and forth auction type of scenario.  

What type property is it? 

If they trash your unit you have judicial remedies even if you are required to return the security deposit but it will take time, money, and you will probably never recover damages from people who would do that type of thing.

Ended up having to do 1 lot and then type out the entire quote haha.

If you begin to type my name @Jacks.... you should see a list of names pop up, keep typing till you see my name then click on it. 

What type of properties are you looking to acquire, sub-market, budget and other aspects? 

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And what type of “consultant” assessments are ABSOLUTELY recommended be apart of the due diligence process?

I am trying to locate an foreclosure agent in the Denver area that has good experience and can help me buy fhis type of property.