What rate of return are you satisfied with?

so say the homeowner is satisfied with a 75,000 offer, may simply pay the house off who knows, I sit down and make a contract, what do I say?

My guess is that you probably do not have marketable title that would satisfy most mainstream title insurers like First Am, Stewart, Chicago or Old Republic. 

Hence the need the for an option agreement which states the terms that must be satisfied in order for buyer to purchase the property ( payments of $X every month for a term of Xmo/yrs with final purchase price being X).

Make full disclosures; Agent status, subject to assignment (clause: it is understood that this offer is made with the intent to earn a profit and to satisfy buyers and sellers financial needs, if a third party assignee is not found, this offer is subject to cancellation).As for helping others, when you offer to control a property from a seller who is motivated.....you are helping them and yourself.Wishing you good luck,Charles

Good to have a mentor and have read up on it, but it can be fun and satisfying.  

Among other things, contracts should contain language that allows you to terminate if you - in your sole and absolute determination - are not satisfied with the condo assoc, the terms and conditions of insurance you are able to obtain, and title.3.

I was not satisfied, with the behavior of the Corporate World, in my sphere of Mechanical Engineering so I made the decision to leave.

We got whale buyers to satisfy. 

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