I have co-brokered deals as well as closing every contract I have ever written on my own.My favorite now is a couple who had put in 8 contracts to buy a house and none of them were accepted.

The lender may accept a guarantor who is not on title.3.

Any input would be greatly accepted.

Personally, as long as my expense - including the HOA fee, is acceptable, I am good with it. 

I told my husband, too - if the seller can't find a buyer, who's to say that in 6 mo he doesn't contact us back wanting to accept our terms.

Colton Shaw I'll never accept anything that has a seem on it, not on all my jobs.

OK - that's great -- you are unemployed - that means you have lots of FREE TIME - I accept your invitation to work with you ----- as a mentor.What is the compensation you are looking for?

Nope and don't accept the SD in installments either.

So after looking into it I found out that most landlords say in there lease they will not allow subleasing (OK thats fine, but if I'm offering them no vacancy, im sure they will accept my terms) So for example even if i dont offer the 5 year lease ( The man i spoke with just used that as his example because then he said during that time the owners would more than likely consider selling it as well..

If we accept *and discover no other problems with the property* we will be in for 35k.The returns seem decent still, but I know that this house will probably never be worth more than 35 where it is located, and we would have to do  more work to get it there, so we would have more in the property than its worth.So run away, right?