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:roll: Point is everything we do that we have never done before triggers flight or fight response.

Understand this: you can make some really good money in Ultimate Fighting; but if all you did to prepare was 'watch TV', you will get your clock cleaned.

Hi Ray,I am not looking for handout...I am quite capable of buying what i think is necessary for me but i thought that this site was about sharing / giving info for free....I didn't think that paying $1197 was worth it, believe me I have been checking ebay hoping to land a deal like you....Des had promise to call me with some info , i am thinking it might be on where i can get a better deal ...i don't think it is a handout of any kind....I know sometimes people get caught up with other things and so forget so i think i was aggressive enough in attempting to remind him......all i ever ask for is for info to determine if it is worth it to pay $1197...

I am here to learn and to share what I know and hopefully help, not to fight with anyone or to be insulted.

I decided that this buyer is capable and willing to close this deal, and arguing really just wasn't worth it.

I agree with you (kind of), but here is my opinion of reality:One offer = this is the highest offerTwo offers = hopefully one will closeThree offers = I did a good job pricing this thing and the seller will probably get the most that the market will bear.I believe that most RE agents have no real training, hence they start "fighting" for home values that don't exist and end up killing deals that should have closed, all the while trying to "prove" value to a home owner.

A shop can give you many added capabilities, improving the quality of routine tasks and equipment maintenance, as well as potentially enabling bulk purchases, or even taking advantage of "rack" programs by local suppliers.

They don't have to make a profit; you do.If the seller is capable of doing any marketing at all, they are probably not going to work out for you.My suggestion is to go back to her and tell her that you have made your best offer.

Probably an easy answer to an easy question, but - When I begin to call banks and inquire about their lending capability, would I begin my conversation by asking something along the lines of: "I'm an investor and am looking for an LTV based mortgage?"