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Im a newer investor out of Atlanta and Im interested in having more meat on the bones when I make deals, those bigger discounts you mentioned.  

I'm a newer investor, and personally during these times I just plan to be more strategic and make sure I have more meat on the bones (more equity) when I make purchases.  

Currently they had quoted me at 4.125% interest for the cashout refi on our rental property.

I spoke with a title company and they told me that it would cost me at least $1500-1800 to close with them and get a warranty deed.

Reach out to me at Dough_Flow_Properties on instagram. 

While I'm not an expert in any of these areas, I would for me at least, count LA and Boston out.

Yet in this thread Joe Schmo landlord spinning tales of his tenant who just bought a big screen TV but can't make his rent is the meat of the discussion.

I don't feel my tenants need a letter from me at this point.

The home is being sold at 148k and if I were to request 10% off plus the quote I received from a foundation company ($9,416.00) would put me at $123,784.00 do you think the virus would drop the value more than that?