The inspections came back earlier today and listed many minor issues but did reveal a few concerning items.

I noticed a pattern in his statements and it revealed a fallacy that most people have: He felt that the profit in flips comes from the rehab.

Could use a little facelift but other wise good to go. the other home was not originally in the plans to be sold but during conversation, and revealing that the guy owns both houses, we started talking about a package deal for both.

No, I wouldn't be happy over paying $80k, after the inspection revealed lots of damage to the house, I could only offer them $40k. 

But that's a whole separate issue and a mistake I won't make again.)Situation (as relayed via email from title company to my agent): "A tideland search was done and it revealed an 8% riparian claim without a grant. 

Owner is very form in his price but before I reveal it, I’m curious what other think.

A little research would probably reveal a wholesaler in your area that is successful.

Hi everyone, I was just speaking to a mortgage broker and he revealed some chilling news that was released on March 10 by Fannie Mae (Google Lender Letter LL-2021-08.)

The fed just revealed that they are pretty much not raising interest rates even with inflation massively growing.

After we took it over their true colors were revealed some of the tenants hadn't paid in months and it cost us a lot to get them out.