The buyer will most likely over pay.If I were to disclose confidential information to the other party, I'd have committed a grievous violation of my duties. 

I think my partner and I are definitely getting near the threshold where conventional lenders won't give us a commitment. 

You have some advantages also, you probably understand technology better than older agents, you probably have less responsibilities and time commitments than middle age agents with families and more energy than older agents.

These types of deals will be difficult to pull, though, because they normally involve a higher degree of sophistication and commitment from a seller.

Hi BP readersLooking for a recommendation - I'm committed to making real estate investing a significant part of our financial portfolio. 

Review title commitment and survey to make sure to deed restriction and/or HOA in place that would stop you from doing 4 plex2) Meet up with City/County planning office to make sure 4 plex can be build and lot has enough parking spot . 3) Talk to an architect to get an initial foot print, layout and foundation type (i.e. pier beam or post tension slab) 4) Bid out to get estimate for both soft cost (survey + construction drawings + Permit) and hard cost (cost of building)  Without #3 you really cant get hard estimate Problem is that you may not enough time to hash out #2-4.. prior to closing the land .. 

Are you committed to SE Wisconsin or will you look at other areas? 

Kudos to you for committing to writing a blog post a day almost two years ago!  

Committed 100%, Honest, Loyal and Coachable.Let’s connect!

*we added my college roommate and best friend who has committed to investing 1.2 million after seeing Ryan and I work this market for a year and saw potential in both our LLC and the area we are investing in.