I had a person randomly contact me and ask to buy a property I own.I agreed on a low price because he promised a swift and easy transaction.After going under contract, it’s turned into a 6 month+ saga, with the buyer trying to pull out every trick he can to drive the price down.His approach has mostly revolved around trying to find some problem with the property to knock of 50% of the value.I have held my stead and not given into any of his manoeuvres.It also became apparent early on that the buyer and his attorney are two peas in a pod.

So in that case, yes you get your trucks (or Pods) loaded before you close.

Now I'm reading as much as I can as fast as I can and working my way through the pod cast and webinars. 

I am New Investor in the DMV area, I enjoy reading the post and the pod cast are amazing!

Hey, Going to be putting offer in soon on townhome that I will be using as a rental. It has carpet in all bedrooms and bathroom and kitchen need some updating. Whole place is about 1300 sq ft. Working on getting FP fo...

mod=hp_lead_pos5I know WSJ takes a subscription, but long story short, at least in the video: tariffs are ticking up material costs substantially. 

Use the repair money to buy TWO NEW✅ mobile/mod homes they're now making hybrids that are easy to get a mortgage on to place on the land along with the existing mobile home.

Long time pod cast listener (which changed my life) first time posting on the forums today.

Frankly we make every attempt to get our borrowers to the table for a loan mod or forbearance.

I live in a higher priced area than what i often hear on the BP pod casts and the numbers don't exactly impress me but as long as I can break even after all expenses I will be able to save compared to renting as I currently am.