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Tough Crowd!!
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I think you've hit the nail right on the head. And don't forget about all the squirrels looking for a free ride as well.
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Ok. That makes sense and that is exactly what I did. Looks like I may have my first CA shortly, then I start marketing for a T/B. Thanks again for the help. Mike
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Let me try again. In the Residential Lease Agreement as well as the Short Offer form, there is a place to put the beginning and ending of the lease period. If you don't have your T/B yet, what do I put in here for the date? Thanks for your help. Mike
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Got it. One more question. For the beginning and ending of the option period, can we put TBD or To BE Determined there, or are we actually putting in a date for some time in the future? Mike
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I’m working on a CA deal and I’ve got a couple of questions regarding the paperwork. On the Short Offer form, item #5 is the same as the option period you’re working out with the T/B? Item #6 is the token payment of $1.00 to the seller? What is #9 used for? Is this to allow myself time to find the T/B? Looking at the residential agreement, how do I fill in #1 without the T/B yet? I’m assuming that this and the option to purchase agreement are filled out with the seller before I start to market the property. Thanks in advance. Mike
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Hi all. After buying Michael's book several months ago and lurking around this forum for quite some time, I finally kicked myself in the arse and made a move. I started e-mailing FSBO's from craigslist and rec'd several maybe's and one "interested". I followed up the "interested" with a second e-mail that included the LPA and rec'd a reply with some basic questions. After I gathered up some courage I made the phone call, got some basic information and now I'll be sending over a short offer. I know it's not a deal yet but it's a small victory for me anyway. I also need to say that without the encouragement, wisdom, information, and humor from Michael C. and the rest of the people that contribute to this forum, I may have never taken this small step. So a heartfelt thanks to all.