Yours will be blank.

The surprise to the Seller of being expected to pay an "additional" 3% at closing won’t go over well, unless they are prepared in advance and understand why. its called a net sheet every MLS i have seen has one its a simple fill in the blank form .. my wife uses them on every deal and has forever.

It's a blank canvas. 

Continuing the software roundup after a couple of months of staring at all these tabs in my browser.One of those tabs was Avail.Co, which is a product offered by Realtor.com.

Quote from @Michael Blank: We're on the lookout for new voices to join us on our podcast.

They would have to do really well for me to be interested in tossing a bunch of cash at glamping and then be staring down the barrel of raw land value in the end.Part of my mantra has always been don't expect appreciation to make up for a poor performing asset.

That can be done in a myriad of ways.If you are starting from a blank slate, you will be surprised how much it will set you back getting it right.We started from scratch with a 4/3 lake house.

Not because of fraud/scam but because people sometimes quickly fill in the blanks and give information “to the best of their knowledge.” 

Here are a few resources that can help-ABCs of real estate, The Best Ever Podcast With Joe Fairless, and podcasts such as The Multifamily Take-Off, Multifamily Mavericks, The Michael Blank Podcast, and The Real Estate Monopoly Podcast (this is one that my brothers and I started). 

I have heard of a company that I am drawing a blank on that will pay you for a piece of the equity.