Account Closed Are they paying you to advertise them? 

Not sure if this has ever been suggested before, but I thought it would be nice to develop some sort of Rehabber's Materials Cheat Sheet.

Here's how it went down:I found a burn-out that was being advertised for $15k.

If someone's foolish enough to let you tie up their property with $10 at risk, have at it.One way to get more "takers" is to do an advertising agreement with the original seller, by which you get paid to market the property upon performance (i.e., finding a buyer).

As a general rule, I and many other REO agents don't advertise our listings as REO, bank owned, foreclosure or anything else that could potentially devalue our client's property.

I was pretty thorough, but I have no idea as to what the materials and labor is going to cost.

Point(tm) for every exclamation point in the advertisement.

Review the materials.

I read De Roos's books and some Carleton shhets material, and now I'm basically hunting for a deal.Since I started looking I spotted some potential properties.As you guys may know Michigan is second in foreclosures so there are plenty of motivated sellers.

There was a very large lawsuit with the manufacturer and the material was used pretty heavily throughout the region.So, some disclosures are going to be more common in the regions.I saw a few earthquake disclosures when doing deals in CA.John Corey