If you think you have found the deal of the century and you happened to hear about it in a hotel conference room then chances are you're going to get burned.

I've got to say the numbers you are putting out make this look like the deal of the century.

A few days ago she was looking at an old century home with clients.

It's a close-in neighborhood developed in the 50's, and WAS known for mid-century ranches.

I plan to work with Century 21 to learn as much as I can about real estate transactions.

Jack,Two books I really enjoyed were Business of the 21st century by Robert Kiyosaki and Art of the Start by Guy Kawasaki.

There is always another around the corner.Too many times I though I had the deal of the century and tide up all funds into only to see a better one come along 1 month later hahaGotta love the roller coaster ride that real estate is at times :)

You brought that house into the 21st century.

Your 70% ltv might be why the rate is so low.Fees at closing is the way to go.You can be promised the loan of the century and pay upfront fees and it never closes.

I would think that would be a big negative for many.The only place I see big revisions like this is in more expensive houses...often the mid-century type in North Dallas where there was formal living that many won't use any more...so people knock down a wall and open up the kitchen.If this house is in the older part of Mckinney East of 75....what is your target market for end user?