Here is an example: 1) (30-40-30):Down Payment: 30%Payment during 12 months: 40%Upon Delivery: 30%2) (50-20-30): 3% offDown Payment: 50%Payment during 6 months: 20%Upon Delivery: 30%3) (80-20): 5% offDown Payment: 80%Upon Delivery: 20%Right now, for example, I know there are 2br penthouse properties in downtown Playa with an ocean view and all the luxuries any American could ever want for around $300,000 USD.

you can have it all I just want the property.Seasoned investors know what they want to pay and just want the deal.They want to learn of properties in advance and off market deals.When I look at purchasing for myself I let the listing broker keep it all even though I am a broker.I make much more off the deal and understand how the business works and how little they will be getting.If you are out after getting their commission or reducing it you go to the bottom of their marketing list to sell too.If you are an investor that will buy through them and they will double end you can go to the top of the list.If you are a broker like myself and the other broker/agent knows I will let them keep it all plus handle my end of the deal as I am in the business then that is even more appealing to them.Of course the offer plays into it but these other factors count big as well.I have plenty of investors who want me to keep it all and the other investors I give the scrap listings to last if nothing has sold.Next time you order pizza think about this.Drivers can take 3 to 4 deliveries at a time but mostly 2.If you order at a busy time they will be taking 3 to 4.

Photograph delivery.

I did all kinds of odd jobs:Telemarketinglawn service fertilizer guylawn service sales guy door to doorovernight bakernewspaper deliveryreceptionistSold cruise packagespackage delivery guywarehouse guy...A few others I can't think ofI finally sold this property after a lot of issues and made little if any money.

Usually for fixtures and stuff I add 20% on top of my actual cost for the overhead of ordering and dealing with delivery/pick-up.

Getting ready to delivery a Notice to Quit to a tenant for the first time. 

@Eric Harris there are two possible problems.1) poorly targeted list2) poorly executed postcard/yellow letter etc.You could revisit your delivery method, or try a new list.  

Got an awesome deal on appliances, but they wouldn’t fit on delivery day so they all had to be sent back.

If all the "hook ups" are present, you can budget $36,000 for for cost with free delivery.

Owner shall cooperate with agent and any insurer in the making and delivery of all reports, notices, and other items required in connection with any of the insurance policies.Is this a common thing for property management companies to be listed on my insurance?