Christy, wanna play hard ball with the bird dog.

Here it is: http://militaryfinance.umuc.edu/calculators/InvestmentProperty.htmlI went and looked aty my first property today, and even though I have officially got the ball rolling, I don't think it will work out.The house is listed for $124K, and needs new carpet throughout, a lot of scrubbing, and new paint inside and on the front porch roof.

A seller becomes extremely liable (upto $250 per day from the day of closing) if stringent rules are not followed precisely.

( even tenants that bust your balls over there portion of the rent still are sub. by the LHA and thats where you get most or in some cases all of your rent for some units) Also, do you get above market rates for your section 8 units ?

I'll PM you to get the ball rolling...Regards,Scott MillerOriginally posted by "a2zrt":I am listening, you can tell me what is next step and how soon?

I was thinking maybe they would take a low ball offer since its such a weird layout and the city was crazy to approve it.

My desk fee is in the $1400/month ball park.

Talk to your bank about a home equity loanto get a ball park figure.

Measurement of your area and cutting must be precise and good ones can make it look easy. 6) Pick out your edge and understand some edges you pay extra for.

As a realtor/birddog/investor, I don't have a problem with low-balling on a regular basis, but don't think it's always the answer.