The more competent agents will cooperate on an hourly basis or pro bono if the event they are good long term relationship.

@Jemel Cooper sounds like you caught a big fish on your line.

You’ll need all of the InherItors to sign off on the title so you’ll need thier cooperation.

At this point, we want to move out the tenant and providing generous move out package - one month hotel stay, one month rent back, hold fee for next apartment etc, but the tenant is not -cooperating and also blackmailing us based on situation.

Hi BP,

I’m thinking of purchasing several multi family units on the same block. All together it could be between 8-16 doors. I want to provide security parking for the tenants. In order to do this I would need the ci...

Foreclosed property has very low price and I learned a lot about them and now cooperating with the seller for selling them, financing the flipping, finding investors and joint venture in setting up a food court spot.

I didn't because the tenant was extremely cooperative and in a difficult situation

Whatever you choose, though, you will generally get better treatment and terms, and develop a stronger relationship with a lender at a credit union than a bank, because of the cooperative ownership and not-for-profit structure of the former.

@Lyle Cooper To be honest, if you don't feel like doing any leg work, you can always hire a broker.

Also, they both have mortgages so hopefully the banks will be cooperative.