Print up the lowest comps that you can find...bring them with you.

Jason, great article, I just printed it.

Can you just print out the contract from your computer or does it have to be on an official form?

If you've ever looked at a HUD-1 Settlement Statement (if you've bought property, odds are you have) and wanted to know what you were looking at, worry no longer . . .Print out the following article and keep is handy at your next close:[b]Breaking Down the HUD-1 Settlement Statement[/b]

AS A NEWBIE TO BP, I WENT TO YOUR WEBB SITE: DEALCLOSINGCHAMPION.COM AND WAS IMPRESSED BY YOUR LAYOUT, CONTENT, KNOWLEDGE AND APPROACH; I EVEN PRINTED IT OUT.HOWEVER, NOW...

(costs would include purchase of list/name, cost to print, and cost of postage).

Actually the more I read the business plan and fine print the more I understand how they make money and how I would make money.

One Idea: Since you want to stay within Westchester county print out a list of all the banks in the whole county.

I always had a LARGE PRINT section on my lease explaining that ALL UTILITIES were to be transferred PRIOR TO MOVE-IN.

They pick either low price point, medium price point, high end price point for there budget and print it up and give it to each contractor and sub contractor to use as their specs.