However the HOA keeps coming back with letters stating it needs to be fixed and with matching colors.

I only get properties from the buyers end matching their criteria.

If I find a structure I like, then I might go back to the agent and give him sort of a right of first refusal to match it.

What are the permit requirements, if anyWhat quality level of finish do you need to hit in order to make it match the demographics of the neighborhood These will all ply a role in determining if you’ve got a winner or a loser.

(Omaha, NE)I want to work through a specific part of town block by block, and I want to find some assistance in portions of the 5 steps below, and help maintaining a master of results:1) Finding leads (Driving for dollars via google street view, craigslist for rent, listsource, MLS, other)2) Evaluating Leads (Filtering and storing, does it match my criteria?)

Perhaps, if you made an agreement to do a private reverse mortgage of some amount or maybe if she made this some type of installment sale to you with payments that match her goals of paying overhead and she has a life estate.

After a sale the taxable value will be adjusted to match the assessed value.

If you're a good enough negotiator you can play them against each other, "you know bank X said they'd do Y, could you match that or help me out?"

Ownership and loan liability do not have to match.

Your passive real estate returns (if you did not engage in real estate as a business) would not come close to matching the active returns you are able to make as a successful commercial real estate broker.P.S.