It does not have the right to assign, no built-in extension - no delay settlement language - no investor disclosures - no meeting of the mind provision -etc.We use a one page contract of sale, called THE SKINNY - that has everything needed to control and roll real estate.

Good job being creative, but in my opinion, that deal is too skinny to make it worth your while.  

(Yes, the interest rate on the loan will be higher, but if the deal doesn't make sense with 10-year financing rates, it's probably too skinny of a deal to begin with.)

Since the column is in front of the window, I think two more slender (but not too skinny!)

Here's the skinny....I assumed a $163K mortgage on a nice 4/2 2500sqft home in Rosamond.

I don't think my investor pants will fit a deal that skinny.

I'm just thinking a skinny fridge (30"), small dishwasher (24"), small double-basin sink (28"), and a skinny oven/range (28").

Get to know housing inspectors - they can refer lots of leads to you.Get to know the sheriff, they post Failire to pay rent notices.Be prepared to make an offer - all of my Associates keep close at hand an accordion folder with every form they need; skinny contract, blank checks, seller financing clauses, lead paint disclosures, option agreements, joint ventures forms, management agreements, long form commercial contracts, hybrid contracts, APOD form, listing agreements, Biz cards, personal "one sheet".Be ready and prepared to make an offer - understand nothing down formulas, use controlling tactics, get yourself in chain of title, make appointments, look at properties and make offers everyday. 

Can you give us a skinny on the numbers?

Does anyone here have the skinny on the best locations to buy in the Vegas area for that?