What about role playing, between a seller and a wholesaler do any of the "gurus" cover that?

In most states the seller who is not a professional is allowed to make assumptions about an agent's role unless the agent clearly spells out what they will and will not do for the seller.

Even as my role changed, the attorney made the right call 7 years ago.

Ownerfinanced for as long a period as he'll go for, 5, 7, 10 yrs Small option fee paid to seller at the time of contracting, down payment due upon exercising the option.During the option period you find a buyer with 15-20% down and sell on a owner finance note 1 yr term with up to two renewals as long as buyer makes all the payments.

That said, intent plays a huge role also.

That amount would apply towards the purchase price, when you exercise your option.With that option, be sure to ask for the right to show the property, and do what you need to do to sell.

Something with a community center including, pool, exercise room, etc.

If you are holding your property shorter term, then going through the cost seg exercise could be a way to make a marginal property work.

Lastly, there is a quit claim deed signed by the borrower and the borrower gives the lender the right to exercise if they fall 30 days behind.That is how our deals are put together and lenders provide long term loans to our borrowers.

Her basic role seems to be to list the vacancies on MLS and Craigslist.For the prospects who come through the MLS, there is no work for my broker to do.