I handle the designing and contract work with my dad (he's amazing at his craft) and my mom loves decorating.

We are not paying for value here, as there is still no 'guarantee' of 'hitting' value, we're just saying "hey, look, this is going to be a tough one..." and giving an appraiser that wants to practice classic high-quality trade-craft (eg, the 70% of stuff they learned during training that they never use, or haven't used for the last 6 years or so due the economics of time) an opportunity to step up to bat and give it a whack.

Welcome Patti,Even though its conventional and FHA financing which many people think is really rigid, there are still ways to craft these programs to meet your objectives and the program's guidelines as well.

I made crafts and sold those.

Know your market, know your craft, and you'll find your deals.

Verify if you have month to month or year leases, for example, to craft a rent adjustment strategy.Finally, on the condition of the units, I would verify what the building needs in terms of rehab.

We're all "honing our craft" in the field we chose within real estate investing.

As such, 1-2 of the following three items must go away: low rate, fixed rate, low points. 2) There is also a strong correlation between people with zero relevant experience being in love with LLCs (a "selling arts and crafts!"

and then you launch into your presentation.. there are come backs for virtually every scenario someone can say.. its your job as a sales men to learn them.. the best training I ever got was sitting around the table weekly at sales meetings listening to the old timers talk about hey close this  sit or that sit or how they did it... you then take these pearls and adjust them a little to your personality.. and its like a pro athlete you get very good at your craft..

I personally know many very good people who coach/mentor and actively promote products for others and they are still very active day-to-day in their craft.