It's bread and butter renters.

The goal is to have no inventory come May 1.Come May 1, I have a feeling owner occupants will stop competing for REO properties (our bread and butter), and the prices will be reduced significantly for investors.

Add water until you reach the consistency of peanut butter.

They have been poorly drafted for decades and my bet is that what ever you may get your hands on as an agreement that I could cut it up like a hot knife going through butter.

Your bread and butter.

@Tim Butters  Good idea.  

and be sure to let the Broker know that you will be reading the HUD1 to see if the Broker was paid out a YSP.When I Brokered Mortgages, I would not lose a lock period to begin with but in the slim chance I did, I would not lose an entire file over $320 for sure..lolNow if YOU caused the lock to expire for whatever reason...then suck it up butter cup and pay for the extension or simply re-lock at the newer rate.Good Luck and Stay Firm!

That $10,000 was the difference maker on this deal, it's not a MAJOR won but it's a bread and butter deal that we personally plan to do as many of these as possible in this neighborhood and others comparable to it. 

a) 3-1 for $30K all-in, in a bread and butter working class neighborhood on a street where you have 2 other SFRs.

The area that I want to buy in is limited and I want condos on bread and butter yet nice complexes.