Go on e-bay and invest a few dollars in courses and that will get you up to speed on how the business works.

You can get up to speed at this thread: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/92/topics/25417 The bottom line is that rehabbers must be prepared to substantiate the new higher value with significantly more paperwork.

(speed limit is 45 on that road, btw)Its funny, we can't use rifles, but we have a full season for muzzleloaders.

I'm pretty sure i can help you speed up the process.

You can submit less, but you must remember all the details of the deal are variable.We find that if we want to low ball the offer, we have a better chance of success if we high ball the Earnest and remove as many other obstacles from the deal (termite inspections, radon inspections, property inspections, mortgage contingency clauses, sale of other property contingency clause, speed of sale, etc.).We have a member of our REI Club that recommends 100% of offer in Earnest funds.

You can speed up your part by doing everything you can as soon as you can, and by monitoring everyone else involved, in particular, your lender.A couple of months is typical, I'd say.

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I'm speed walking on a long path to that great thing we call "financial independence".

I knew that a lot of times buyers don't want to wait for the short sale process to run its course, but I step in and speed it up a bit.

I would use a random orbital, variable speed electric hand sander with wet/dry sandpaper on it (grounded plug) and just give that tile a whiz.