I’m wondering if I should just avoid the headache of renting and just sell or if I’d be making a huge mistake since I have $0 down and locked in at 3.25% interest.

I just think the higher taxes, insurance, cost of house upkeep will make the guy who locked in at 3.5% more amenable to sell at 5% than having to come sub 4%.

I was thinking to get the price locked down through appraisal and negotiation, then we will pay the equity in cash to the seller and assume their mortgage.

Send me a message and I'll shoot you my number and we can get on a call and discuss the deal you have locked up and see if it works for my network of buyers.

Hello everyone I’m based out of CT and looking to lock in some wholesale deals.

I called them out on this only to be informed that they dont lock rates.

We are paying about 100k over retail to lock in a 2% rate amortized for 30 years which gives the seller what they want and a monthly payment that allows us to cash flow.There's certainly a way to buy these 4 properties if you both are flexible on terms.

I heard he got someone like 350k before.I know it involves opening up a bunch of cards (like 8 - 10) and charging/paying off in full repeatedly, he has other tricks too that push your credit up over 800 and then once you are there there are special programs offered and cards with big limits, he then directs you to a company that will provide you with the cash locked in the cards (for a fee of course).

You'll lock the car door and take the car key. 

Are your losses locked up against your passive income?