The house is under my name - Dan is not in the papers at all.

The house is under my name - Dan is not in the papers at all.

And therefore, and temporary "paper" loss shouldn't be turned into an actual loss on a quarterly statement.

The signing of paper and wire transfer was supposed to happen 1 day before closing, but due to some mishap (mostly by the escrow service), the closing didn't happen 6 days after that.

Yeap, it's bad paper on a great house.

A person can easily become so caught up in writing goals (on paper, on the mirror, on sticky notes, etc) that they never do anything to actually meet those goals.

For example, I faxed them a legal sized document which they printed on letter sized paper.

220k buying at 212k is slim.220k * .03 (commision) = 6.6k8k-6.6k = 1.4k - cost of marketing and legal/paper work fees.You'd be lucky to break even and thats if you get your ask.I think you need to focus on properties with more of a margin.

Get hard comps on both the retail ARV and the rental rates (look online, look in the paper, and call 'for rent' ads).I have done 5 rehab deals, most of them extensive.

If she wanted to sell it quickly, why didn't she put an ad in the paper and get $35K or $40K for it?