The closing costs are all one-time fees and the pre-paid/escrow items are all representative of on-going expenses like insurance, taxes, and interest. 

The forms and tax law are constantly changing by hiring a CPA(not tax filer) to represent you he can go to court on your behalf.

Want to save money on that and your other office supplies my contact info is below.ATTORNEYS: You need to have an attorney represent your business entity in all court actions.

Another “BS thing” that may have gone away or may have been a Vegas only thing is a $5-$10,000 “negotiation fee” charged by a “lawyer” representing the seller.

DURING JUNE, NON-DOORMAN UNITS REPRESENTED 50.8% OF THE RENTAL MARKET, WHILE DOORMAN UNITS COMPRISED THE REMAINING 49.2%.

Find an attorney who represents tenants for better idea of what you are facing.

You should ask them if they have done wholesale deals before and represented different buyers, sellers and wholesalers.

All of these are dual agency deals, one broker representing the seller and the buyer.Good Luck!

While this is slightly less than what I believe market value would be, it’s close and probably represents proceeds after closing costs, and much higher than the original $266k drive by appraisal.

Perhaps I don't understand capex, but from the podcasts I've listened to I thought it was to represent what is going to need to be replaced within the years column to be prepared for expenses down the road.