If you happen to be the first offer in after the drop and the bank counters you first or puts you under contract then your buyers would see that you were just in the right place at the right time.

I have been in contact with a couple of BP'ers(Nick J. and Justin S.) who live in the area of where I am concentrating my efforts.

If you need cash in the meantime take out some of it in a HML or go in with a HML.Just make certain the complex is approved for FHA - just in case.There are some more creative options going in if you are dead set on selling quick.

Well, let's say an agreement is reached to transfer the home via some sort of owner financing.How about a second signed agreement that states:"Just in case, because of regulatory or other reasons, a "more traditional type of sale" is required to transfer said property.

We plan to put it on the market at the end of January, just in time to be on the market during Knoxville's annual peak sales month.

Justin, A few questions for you:You state that your offer is $50k and rehab is $22k for a total of $72k, yet your loan amount shows $90k, why the extra and who will fund more than 100% of acquisition plus rehab?

Justin - A good REIA club has a value that you just can't put a price on.

Working on a subject to deal with a home owner who wants to get out her property, which just in the works.

The might tiny oak survived the summer, and when I do any spraying next year, I'll bring an old bushel basket along to cover up any small plants before I hit the area.This was just in my own yard.

Originally posted by Justin Silverio:Are there any other legal differences?