I want to show our first responders that us real estate investors know how to give back.. and we are not just greedy landlords  LOL.. 

Thank You All for Your Advice, If there Is Something You Think is Possible that the Brother "Could Be" Doing with the Paperwork Please Let Me Know.As Im Unsure If he can  use a Lawyers assistance or Something and Change the Deed, Title Or Previous Plans of the WILL  to Ultimately Take the Home.Once Again,   THANK "YOU ALL" For Your Input Very Much.and YES   @Eamonn McElroy,   The Brothers Are Heartless, Cold-Blooded,  Ruthless,  Greedy Shady Savages, that will do Anything Immoral to Take a $Dollar.I NEED to Take PROPER Action, If there's ANY Chance they Can Change this WILL.Appreciate Every oneP.S IM LOOKING FOR A "LOCAL ESTATE ATTORNEY",    & A "PROBATE ATTORNEY" IN THE WAYNE COUNTY MICHIGAN AREA

The goal is to create an all-inclusive platform for collaboration amongst stock traders.

One of Warren Buffet's famous quotes is "Be Fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful", and it really hit home seeing the clips of all these new supercar companies!

Never ever trade rent for labour.

From what I learned the commission offered was .5% and my friend who is an agent here in Murrieta said that no one would work for such a small commission as that.He's greedy for the price of a Mercedes when it's Mazda.

In a large city, people are cut throat and motivated, by greed. I

So with that in mind, I am not looking to be greedy but also need to be compensated accordingly. 

I would love to connect and trade RE stories to see what we can learn from each other as we go through the process. 

If I own a property for 65k and it's worth 90k, the spread at 75% is only ~2k, not worth my time. but if I own a property at 65k and it's worth 100k, then the spread at 75% is 17.K, definitely worth waiting for .....though I'm willing to bet this is extremely rare. that said, other than making profit on the intial cash outlay, the deals have nearly 0 invested in them when you do it correctly (aside from transactional costs you can't wrap in to financing) so the cash flow is pure profit, plus the created equity, should be plenty even for the most greedy of us ;)