paying a real estate appraiser and an attorney to close the deal is probably cheaper.

I've been to Phoenix, Scottsdale, and the other cities nearby at Arizona and you are definitely right that it is much cheaper over there.

(For mostly regular retail customers not investors)I can't tell you how many times, I've been looking for a house for a regular retail buyer who wants a 4/2 in updated, move in condition, who isn't handy and doesn't want to do any work to a property, want to go and look at some ugly, dated, 3/2 but is 50k cheaper than everything else in a neighborhood.

I think there is a lot of great resources out there and the class itself covers everything you need to know so if I did it again I would do the cheaper package.

IF the price is reasonable, that extra chance of additional profit if they get it done quicker/cheaper gives them incentive to hustle.

Definitely cheaper than hard money.

She wants to move closer to home in a cheaper location where my mom can babysit for her and she can afford her lifestyle.

You want to use postcards first since they are cheaper and some may bounce so you can remove the bad ones off your list and skip-trace those so you do not waste money mailing to bad addresses.

I can show you houses here locally (and I'm sure in most metros) that are cheaper to rent then they are to buy (without a considerable down-payment). 

send me a collegue request, I have a broker that I like and use a lot quote me something a little cheaper, although the number I am thinking may have been with 1 point..