If you are having trouble with financing, one of the following is wrong:You do not have sufficient knowledgeYou do not have sufficient skillYou are not hanging with the right peopleYou are not successful at sell yourself – which is a higher form of negotiating.Hope this helps a little

Originally posted by Wayne Brooks:I know the 10 day redemption applies to the Homeowner-if he can pay off the full judgement, but I didn't think it applied to junior lien holders.If the junior lien holder has a sufficient equity position in the property, they will often be one of the bidders at an auction.

Really if a LLC has sufficient collateral along with the property the personal guarantor should be relieved... any thoughts?

Simple negligence is not sufficient to open an LLC member to liability.

Look to Detroit, certainly not a small town, but even there the population remaining is not sufficient to keep properties occupied and retain values.Land and improvements owned is a good hedge as rents or income produced does not hinge on meeting any liabilities, with the exception of taxes.

Not my bank stmt.No bearing on negotiations Each deal is its own llc with own business account.Its own mortgage or cash deal.So do you have your bank draft a letter verifying you have sufficient funds for the offer?

Your application seems to be missing something that goes a bit like this: I/We understand and agree that any missing information, or fraudulent or false or misleading information, provided on this application, is sufficient reason for rejection of this application.That would have rejected both of those tenant groups that you described.

Due to this I've decided to work 3 more years, build up a sufficient bank roll then quit my job as a Carpenter & become a full-time Flipper.Of coarse I have tons to learn before embarking on this but I have all the enthusiasm and motivation in the world!

What is a sufficient discount?

Would need to find the proper people to pitch it to and figure out how to pitch it...As of now my plan of attack is to build up a sufficient savings to quit my current job as a Carpenter and support multiple flips/year.