Commission only so it's dog eat dog.

These taxes and fees can eat up a big chunk of your gains.Best of luck,John

Eating our own fruit, is a big kick.  200 pineapples in another 12 months.  200 Coconut trees producing in another 5 years. 

I entertain the idea of going to the beach and then eat some awesome food around Sawtelle.2.

As long as you don't eat the paint chips or try to sand down the sheetrock through multiple layers of paint without a ventilation device, it's not a big deal.

These were all sourced pre-CV19, so eat the fish and spit out the bones.Ridge Lending All in One, first position HELOC https://www.ridgelendinggroup....AFCU does 80% LTV on NOO.

The curtailing of rental property financing is not driven by market fears, it's driven by gov't policy.The gov't is keeping rates artificially low with the intent of helping average homeowners (the idea being that "average homeowner" takes his $500/mo mortgage savings and spends at least $450 of it each month on consumer junk, maybe a new car payment, maybe eating out, whatever, thus stimulating the economy).

Simply remove the financing contingency, make the earnest money non-refundable and be willing to eat that cost if you fail to perform.

@Frank Chin exactly, I've seen where people factor in taxes where it's owner occupied and then it eats into cash flow when the exemption is removed!!!

You need someone (or even a team) who eats and sleeps the local real estate market and can provide you with the best ROI.