I wish you well with your investing Monid but as I have said here and in many other places this is no way to secure great deals. I would have lost over 3 million dollars worth of my current portfolio if I had done as you suggest. You must get them under contract, then do your due diligence. The only exception is in a slump or with high end property where there is no competition.
Telling yourself a "story" that vendors won't accept DD clauses is simply that, a story.
As my website says I recommend using the purchasers condition version of DD, vendors and agents haven't heard of it and happily sign it.
As DD costs money these days to even view council files I STRONGLY recommend to everybody to get a signature before you waste time on DD.
Telling yourself a "story" that vendors won't accept DD clauses is simply that, a story.
As my website says I recommend using the purchasers condition version of DD, vendors and agents haven't heard of it and happily sign it.
As DD costs money these days to even view council files I STRONGLY recommend to everybody to get a signature before you waste time on DD.
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