When an experienced wholesaler helps an amateur wholesaler by providing a cash buyer for a 50/50 split, then when the amateur gets his second deal, he contacts the cash buyer and sells him another house, cutting out the person who introduced him to the buyer.Just something random I thought of tonight, and wanted to know; if this happened to you as the veteran, would you be angry?

I believe this is reinforced by the facts that 1) the home has been on the market for a long time, and, 2) the price was recently cut $43K. 

So to break down the numbers in one line, from the Census Bureau link, the City of South Bend has a population of 101,516, a total of 46,324 housing units (as of the year 2010) of which 18,530 are rentals with a median gross rent of $711.00.As far as the economic profile, since all those tenants need a job so that they can pay the rent :) here is a cut and paste summary of the area by the St.

There are a lot of newer MFH developments going in and owners of older buildings are remodeling, I think this is cutting into the SFH market.  

It sounds like the lender is going to have to cut their losses on the existing owner and foreclose on them or do a short-sale type transaction where you purchase it, but at a value less than what the lender owes. 

If you have 3-5 years to force appreciation and pay down principal you can refinance when you're ready to move out with a better LTV and cut out PMI to help cash flow. 

In Seattle, I get a PAR report that tells me what curb cuts I need to do and other development requirements within 14-days.

The first thing to be cut, skipped or delayed is rent because everything else is essential to earning a living.That is a big, broad brush picture but in general will be pretty close.     

Hello,I need the following work done to my house, which is located Intown, to get it rent ready:- New roof installed- Tree cut down, basic landscaping and exterior fence repaired or replaced- Rent ready finishes - new kitchen cabinets, new doors, fresh paint, refinished hardwood floorsThis might be too small for a GC that is used to larger projects, but the roof is something that I would assume I should not be leaving to most handymen.

Unfortunately, the work to payoff ratio is not cutting it for me financially.