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New Contract On great Property in Orlando, Fl

I Talked to the Owner of a Property in Orlando fl and he is trying to sell it and when I sell it for him I will Make 12,000 on the Deal what and Opportunity Thank Dean for the Advice. I'm going to Lock This one down and close that Deal.

my story

wow time flies! I haven't blogged since April. So what's been going on with me lately? Where oh where do I begin??

Some background... my mother, Elsie Delane, and sister, Deb Jones, got very excited about realestate investing after attending a seminar last fall. After being assured they would make their investment back in a month my mother bought in. Unfortunately it hasn't got so well.

My mother is 78 and often not in the best of health. She used the last of her small savings to make a down payment on this business and pays $500 a month from her $1600 social security to pay the balance. So she went from barely making ends meet on social security to going under. The financial stress has wrecked her.

Day 14

Today I will be doing the practice exercises for Matt Larson's formula.

I am going to go over it using the recent viewings I've seen in order to get ready to make some offers.

I will also update my buyer's list using the new list of recent sales generated by one of my REAs and recent enquiries into my ghost ads.

We had a storm yesterday so our power was off during the afternoon and throughout the night. I wasn't able to get online yesterday to update my blog due to this, but I spent a lot of my time prior doing some real estate homework and familiarising myself with terms and real estate online.

Onwards...

Linkedin Cash buyer list

Today I work on my cash buyer list. I added contacts from the social network Linkedin.

ANYBODY FROM ALABAMA

hello im new to this i will love to work with somebody in the ALABAMA area

Don't Make the Mistake of Over Pricing Your House...

Pricing matters. When you decide to sell your home, one of the most important decisions you'll make is your initial listing price. Of course, you want to get as much for your home as buyers may be willing to pay. However, when determining the price, don't make the mistake of overpricing. It's an understandable mistake, but one that could prove costly if it slows down the sale and/or makes other homes look like a good value by comparison.

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