They accept offers daily, review and if an offer meets their criteria (a net to HUD of some percentage of asking) the house is under contract.

Sometimes I'm clenching my teeth and hoping a certain guest never returns, but thankfully, I've managed to get all good reviews, even if a small percentage of them are 4's. 

Was wondering of anyone who uses HELOCS to purchase rentals what percentage of your own cash do you use in the purchase?

I have a list of absentee owners who have 100% equity on their home. What does this mean? How can a real estate investor help them if it's a problem? 

What is everyone's experience with the accuracy of the equity percentage.

Each partner has a percentage interest according to how much money they have put in and all partners are sharing in both any potential upside or downside.And then say a few years down the road a partner wants out of the partnership and another partner has the option to buy that partner out. 

What percentage of the time do you have bookings?

And then the closing docs reflect those percentages.

How are agents wholesaling without their broker having to receive a percentage or are they getting a percentage of the deal ?

Basically any money I could make for my broker, I got to keep a percentage of it (ie more interest, more money).