I know my husband is really wanting to flip with a conscious.

You will hear:4 Rules of thumb and how to apply them – or notA case study illustrating these rulesWhen the 50% rule may not be aggressive enoughWhat is usually left out of the MLS listingWhere to get the APOD spreadsheet for free that the CCIM’s useFree online screening resources for rental rates, environmental hazards, and moreThese are not substitutes for in depth analysis, but will help you quickly weed out the properties that won’t work for you, so you can focus on those that will.

SF but an important distinction to point out is that a lot of the younger Soldiers stay in the barracks on post until they get married or have high enough rank (those would be your Soldiers that could potentially prefer MF because they are more cost conscious). 

Here is what I have in my purchase contracts:"Buyer shall have seven (7) days after acceptance (the “Inspection Period”) to perform inspections, environmental inspections and/or tests of the Property, at Buyer's expense.

I've been speaking with the general manager of a major commercial construction firm (who also happens to be a good friend) and that was also his primary advice: make sure all of the environmental factors are addressed.

You can pay for an environmental survey to verify.I simply will not touch a property with an environmental problem, So if I wanted that property, I would make my offer contingient upon an environmental survey and if it came back as contaminated, I would back out of the deal.If would cost me more than the $56,000 you are offering to clean up several years of oil and antifreeze dumped on the ground.Then after it was cleaned up, I'd be required to disclose and buyers would shy away.No thanks.

Upto 4 units is residential --lendingthen Small apartments --may be upto 20 or 40 units --or loans under $1.5 millionThere are many other expenses --to be paid upfront --such as Appraisal and Inspection, Environmental Report and Engineeing Report if older property-- There is Bridge Loan and Permanent loan -- Are you buying to hold ?

Hi Mike- I used to work for Heritage Environmental in Toledo as project manager...what specialty contractor do you work for?

What amount of research could you do if you took the commission you’re willing to pay an agent and used it to find the deals yourself..As a Broker I cannot in good conscious tell a seller the offer made at 65% is one they should accept especially after I told them how much the house is worth to begin with.

Borrower would require the following amount of cash to close $309,000 Purchase Price-$231,750 loan proceeds$77,250 Down payment requiredPlus:$1,160 Lender Fees (0.5% of the loan amount)$6,900 Brokerage Fees (3% of the loan amount)$3,500 Legal Fees (Lender and Borrower side total Estimated)$2,500 appraisal Costs – if not completed and if one is required$3,500 Phase 1 Environmental Cost – if not completed and if one is required$17,560 – Estimated costs Total capital required approximately = $94,810My question is what are typical costs for Lender fees?