Just remember, asking a realtor if you should sell is like asking a barber if you need a haircut!

You might even have to take a hair cut off your option price if the house doesn't appraise. 

These are the qualities of a legit contractor.1-Answer the phone or return the call within 2-4 hours.2- Shows up on time and does not have a $60,000 truck and GQ haircut.3-Shakes your hand firmly and looks you into your eyes when he approaches you.4- Will listen to your needs and gives you a couple idea's of his own. tells you his schedule, ( how far out he is with his projects on hand).5- Will need about 45-90 minuets of his own time to size up your job ( bid)6- should hand you a business card with his license number on it. 

The previous EDP program required a 10% landlord haircut, not 20%.

How much do both of you spend on getting a haircut??

When I first moved to Miami at the end of 2004, I used to get my hair cut about a block west of 95 on 62nd.

In my experience, the only time you are going to be successful negotiating with a lien holder is when the property is under water and the lien holder needs to take a haircut for the property to transfer.

And they're willing to take a little haircut in order to be able to treat a multiple property sale as one exchange. 

I used to see a lot of "haircut" on the sales price of portfolios. 

I suppose RV parks built and funded based on oil/gas worker demand are going to take a haircut post Covid.