Recently I was a partner on a rehab/flip in Village Park, we procured the house for a fair price, applied a modest budget to the rehab, created an attractive home for most buyers and made a healthy profit - This is a very desirable neighborhood with amenities and a great school district.

You will need to send a demand letter to the buyer and the title company requesting the money and eventually a small claims action might be necessary if there is no resolution.You are free to procure another buyer without the release of EM being signed

If the contract is procured by FRAUD, how much "control" do they really have.

We're talking super-cheap procurement on their part (<$45k).

About me: I'm a remote business professional working in Procurement, born & raised in Tampa Bay and have explored this great state all over.

The 2nd biggest bottleneck I face is the procurement of materials.

Unsure if able to procure the loan for a 1st time home buyer.2nd - Find a distressed property, seek a hard money loan for cost of house + repairs.

You need to develop a good working relationship with the type of inspector that you can trust and rely on to give you this information first hand and not rely on the roofer that the realtor procured to come out and make sure the deal closed.

Does anyone know if I can avoid a realtor and go directly to a mortgage broker to procure the land and get the loan. 4.)

Errors & Omissions Insurance (which, per my research, is sort of malpractice insurance that the agent and agency need to procure)Are these charges common in Charlotte?