On a recent negociation with a local bank, I was able to clearly display all pertaining liabilities and assets, with a before and after outlook on both my end, and the bank's end.

I will refrain from commenting any further in response to such behavior and say only this, good luck to you on your potential deal, stick to the numbers that make sense and provide you positive cash flow, and get the best deal you can, hopefully the good info in this thread has or will help you to accomplish that goal.

@Jeff JamiesonConsider checking out several of the display sections in the stores the people there should have some good ideas.They will be able to use software to show you what it will look like before you buy.Driving around town you can see houses that it is clear the color was chosen from a 2 inch sample.

Is there anything positive to be said by experienced Flippers about HOAs or even by people who are not profiting or have a vested interest in their behavior?

Aren't you glad you found out this about them before they moved in and started this kind of behavior.

I could deal with most of that but I wouldn't want a ton of dogs with behavior issues at the property.

I tried looking on our county's appraisal site but it only displayed the tax assessed value and not what it sold for.

What if I have a signed agreement with my friend/client prior to her going under contract with my broker.I can say that Im truly shocked and hurt by this behavior.

I hope I'm wrong for your sake, but after learning tenants and their behavior the last few years, I sadly don't think I am.

I'm looking to use Joe McCalls numbers of averaging 2-3 wholesale / lease options per month, anticipating making 5,000 per transaction, roughly.This may be a weird questions, but what do you guys find is the best way to visually display your goals in your offices as a constant reminder/motivational tool?