Couple gets married, it doesn't work out.

So I always expect one roommate to not work out and leave the remaining roommates - so I exclude the income of the highest candidate and see if there is enough to qualify with what remains.

Someone finds a fixer and we work out what the fix-up cost will be and what their profit will be.

He is also not willing to negotiate seller financing terms, so it seems this deal may not work out.

ROI on a basement usually doesn't work out and in most times your lucky to get your money back

I am always optimistic, and the worst that can happen is that it doesn't work, but I've learned volumes that will apply to this deal or perhaps another.I always keep my eye on the prize, assuming that it WILL work out.

I had one idiot who wanted to fight me saying he was entitled to get a loan, .....right, that'sthe guy I'm going to work out collections with....I always said we make common sence loans, that while I look at all aspects of lending, one or two issues may not keep us from making a loan.

Many short sales do not work out, so it is a maybe.

You need to have her give your permission to know some details saying you are willing to assist in her expenses and possibly helping with the financing.Then the MB can disclose her ability to finance and you can work out your deal to fit those needs.But first, you need a sale price, pull comps that you can show her and justify your price.

Back taxes are owed and should work out to ~ $3800 total, city and county.