It seems like there are people out there who do this, but the information is so tight lipped.

The unit remains "available" until the deposit is paid (in other words, I continue to show and accept backup applications, although I do not process them until the first applicants deadline passes.

If you are tight on cash stick to wholesaling until you build up a reserve.

he knew i was in a tight spot, and he tried to take advantage.

I've upped my crew to 4 to meet my 4/1 mental deadline.

But, what if I can't assign the contract by whatever deadline we set-up?

Real Estate is comprised of a tight group of networks, both good and bad, hence why BP was created.

I will say however, I do a very tight screening process.

(this came from the person that usually handles my mortgage loans for residential properties and multi family)What would be my best strategy considering that i dont have much capital to invest in this deal as most of my capital is tight up in a partnership which is still looking for its first deal.What are the requirements as far as down payment,interest,closing fees and what other options besides commercial loans do i have?

It never made sense to me to go after a deal where the margins are that tight - seems like high risk / low reward... nice to get some reaffirmation.