It's kind of the only way to do it (unless you are just born into money and don't have to worry about running out).I'm all for going big or going home, but also on the flip side of that...you don't want to go absurdly crazy either.

I find it so hard to find good buys through short sales...so many realtors in my market are flipping homes right now but there's still a huge market for it based on the lack of inventory and the quality of homes for sale.So again, what MLS reports and data did you run to find your target neighborhood and such a great diamond in the ruff.By the way, the that incentive on forgoing commission to motivate the listing...genius

That triggered an ancient childhood memory of a song:"Well Senor Don Gato was a catOn a high red roof Don Gato satsomething something something somethingMeow meow meow"etc.

That is absolutely no direction for an installment loan to go.Loans are amortized up to 40 years, rarely, that would be the longest term and that note amount would need to be high to give a justification for going there. 40 years is an unqualified mortgage, it takes on additional liability in it's origination.

Kudos to you for going for it with your first deal.

What does that stand for. (Going

I know a lot of this depends on the seller but would you get a lot of push back for going through a dpa or subject to?

If for some reason they can't deliver the buyer, they forgo their assignment fee.If these mentors are for real, they should agree to one of the two suggestions above.

Except for going to get me lunch, she could do everything.

I bought it for a song back in '97 when I was pretty young (24) everyone said I was crazy.