Why is it that some investors are able to go through deals like they were extras in a Clint Eastwood movie while some struggle to get their feet off the ground.Its capital.Or rather the lack of it.You need money.

First, homes that are larger will sell for a lower price per square foot (think of buying a 6 pack vs a case, the per can price of the case is less - quantity discount) and vice versa on the smaller ones.

They do a lot of proposals for buying small houses in high dollar areas and adding square footage and such, so they bring value in their analysis and bring them at under listing price, including their fees. 

The house is only about nine hundred square feet so it dosnt need a large unit although I am in Montana so it does get cold.

The listing agent is responsible for representing the best interest of the seller, so if the seller's best interest is to drag their feet and try to work an alternative solution with the bank then the listing agent has to follow suit.

I now have a source for carpet where I pay less than a dollar per square yard.

I pay $.88 a square foot for 1/2" drywall.

As a newbie, I probably don't know what I am doing, and this topic is definitely not where this note should be posted, but I haven't found a better one, and until I get my feet wet, I'd prefer not to start new topics that might be duplicated but which I haven't found yet.The signup process isn't working correctly.

My house is a 3 bed 2.5 bath split level and is approximately 1,600 sq feet.

I know there is risk believe me I know since I saw it happen to my family and friends, all of them lost everything and now rent and just cant get back on their feet.