I would imagine that most sellers need to use the proceeds from the sale to either pay off the existing mortgage (discussed above) or to put toward their next home.

Base you offer on what makes sense not of how you imagine the other side will react.

We said combined, and she said she would get up the applications with the fee by the weekend.Last thoughts: We pictured a single family moving in, but I guess the tenants don't have to be what we imagined.

I imagine the condition is mixed so it may be worth <160K.

I'd imagine once you hit a certain size property management becomes less scalable.

If a trustee auction allowed any sale to be retroactively canceled and the buyer's money not refunded, I can't imagine anyone participating.

So you can imagine the importance of getting the ARV right on a property of this size. 

I imagine in Phoenix it was over-priced to start with and now the listing prices are dropping closer to what they should have been.

That bong stands for everything to them in the moment they tell you about it, and you had better respectfully keep a straight face as you hear the Legend of the Bong and not imagine the sound it'll make as it hits the bed of your utility trailer.15.

a dollar to anyone with half a conscience about real estate will just laugh at that.I had one guy send me a contract with a 15 dollar EM.. so U can imagine my response.. he had some BS excuse and I said well if you have all your money tied up and can only handle 15 bucks . then I am not interested.if your going to do this you have to be professional.. and EM is part of it.. not to mention if you are not closing and just trying to assign that's illegal in FLA.. so you have that double whammy