Been meaning to post an introduction for a minute, just got sidetracked with life.

It was a reasonably good answer except that it didn't know about he case law that would get him sued and lose.As someone else pointed out in a different post, "it just isn't there, yet".Now, I could say, "go ahead and follow AI advice", which will likely get you side tracked and  sued, that leaves the good deals for the rest of us, but I'm not that kind of guy.Experience will always succeed over AI.

Don't get side tracked. 

@Don Konipol I like all aspects of your post.I feel like so many people get sidetracked & focus too much on the crazy headlines, listen to too many of the people that have crazy amounts of doors & more..

I think sometimes it's easy to get sidetracked on the deal itself when subject to or seller finance is involved but you still want to make sure it's a good deal at the end of the day. 

This can help you capture leads who are genuinely interested without them getting sidetracked by other properties.Lead Capture: With a simple lead form (like a “Request More Info” or “Book a Showing” button), you can collect contact details from potential buyers and follow up.

I’m already doing all of that, which is why I didn’t want to get into more detail and everyone get side tracked from my specific question with the facts given.  

When evaluating your investments, try to avoid these fallacies, as they can keep you sidetracked.  

That might seem like common sense, but I'm sure everyone here has experienced getting side tracked and distracted by an article here or a book recommendation there.  

Advice: Act on bigger deals sooner and create more relationshipsDone differently: taken more action - bought more properties and held on to as many as possible (less flips), bought larger multi-familiesChoices that didn't produce desired outcomes: Side tracked on deals that didn't fit my modelHorror stories: I talked about this on my podcast interview with Joe Fairless, but not having written contracts/agreements.