Michael Tootelian with any wholesale deal as long as the numbers work it will sale fast!!

But here are my thoughts as someone who has no expertise in Illinois law:Check the agreement of sale to see what kind of representations the seller made.

Hi all from Denmark - i am new to this site but i have been reading a lot about investing in property (mostly us books) and on this site.However i started january / february 2018 to buy two properties (one with two apartments and the other with 4)In April 2018 i came across two properties offered to sale.

You will recapture on what was or could have been taken in the event of sale. 

I have a tri-plex here, though it is not yet for sale. 

I’m in the process of completing my 75 hr pre course for my sales license.

Listen to the seller and clue in on the reason they are selling.if she won't call back or answer your calls, send a nice letter apologizing (if you think you have some to apologize for) or just something saying "thank you for your time, i would still like to talk to about the sale of your home"....maybe a thank you card for her time and consideration......a gift card or offer to sit and buy her a cup of coffee...... again trying to resolve any issues that may lead to you closing this deal....you worked hard for this lead (i presume) dont just give up!....

Maybe thats why it is for sale so soon because it is not cash flowing well at the price the current owner bought it at?

I am an investor and get deals from trustee sales and my network of awesome agents in Los Angeles.

The expected sales price is going to be between $3,000 & $7,000.