I rarely leave money in my deals (have on a few occasions for very unexpected events) and have always done 80/20 LTV loans.Good luck and keep us posted.rdinvestors

You know who you are, what you want and prepare yourself to rise to the occasion as opportunities present themselves!

We have asked tenants to leave on one other occasion and they left relatively quietly so I'm praying this one goes this way as well. 

How you select tenants and how you manage every occasion that requires your attention as the owner. 

As others on this post have advised, it is best for a Buyer to focus on matter's of importance to the Buyer... essential price and financing, days to close, repairs, etc.On a rare, rare occasion, I might offer to drop my commission to make a deal happen. 

I have on occasion shown, advertised, and even once helped in negotiation for other people's property..., but without consideration (explicit or implicit) and without a license.

On occasion I will partner with people if I have a deal and they are a good fit for the deaL I do not see the need to tell people given how much I do not know about them, their objectives, and other variables.It would be very naive for me to think that I could really decide for them what the best route is.

I have made money on several occasions by buying properties from people who got themselves in over their head in real estate.This is a business, not a hobbie.

If the rare occasion where the house is messed up occurs, i will renovate the house.

I’ve had one seller have a fuss with their spouse at the closing table and decide not to sell us the property.Myself on a couple of occasions was not able to close.