Always open to chew the fat and meet another investor.

Total expense = roughly $ 16,000 Profit - $ 5,550  X 12 = $68,000ROI = Roughly 9-11 % A lot of fat to trim here . on top of that , a refinance in 18-36 months down the line Thoughts , ideas ?

Based on what kind of answers the caller provides, you may be able to save both of you a lot of time and energy.Trim the fat before you cook the steak, not after.

In my market the tax sales have power players with fat CASH.

Honestly this post is just to throw myself out there and establish where I stand for now, as well show some gratitude towards the folks that have given me something to look forward to and work towards in life.If anybody in the local area is willing to “chew the fat” I am eager to speak with like minded individuals.Look forward to collaborating with some of you in the near future!

Take a client to lunch in their BMW, then go to a couple closings to collect fat commission checks.

Otherwise, it's typically all cash lowball investors only offers that you can really evaluate, and there's gotta be enough fat on the bone to get your chunk even though it's lowball. 

So far today I have tried one bank and I got a big fat NO!

But these numbers have some fat that can be trimmed , but i try to be conservative .

Based on the following assumptions: You can afford the monthly PITI There is a fat $ cushion The renovations are all above board The comps show that there is a large upside delta between your purchase price and market pricesYou have good creditYou have a large 6 figure amount of cash for a down paymentIn my personal case, I would actually offer a higher interest rate for a lower down payment.