The contractor knows that I am in a desperate situation and want to make sure that I am taken advantage of.GENERAL DESCRIPTION:BASEMENT DEMO WORK FROM STORM DAMAGEAS PER WRITE-UP BELOW.DETAILED DESCRIPTION:1.PREPARATION OF JOBSITE FOR WORK- SET UP DUST BARRIERS, TARPS AND MUD MATS AS NEEDED.- COVER HVAC VENTS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE TO MINIMIZE DUST SPREAD.- VERIFY THAT THERE ARE NO GAS LEAKS CAUSED BY THE BASEMENT FLOOD.- VERIFY THAT THERE ARE NO ELECTRICAL SAFETY ISSUES.2.DEMO- DUMPSTER TO BE PROVIDED OFF SITE FOR DEBRIS REMOVED FROM JOB.- REMOVE LOOSE DEBRIS IN BASEMENT AREA.- IT IS RECOMMENDED TO REMOVE/DISPOSE OF THE WASHER AND DRYER.

Or desperately needs cash right away?

I have done 4 flips, and its people like you that I was in desperate need to find before i did my first one.

But it wasn't in an aggressive or desperate way, but more in casual conversation as we went through the properties. 

Lots of fish in the sea, and some of those fish have desperate owners who might do a lease/option or owner financing.

I may be reading more into your situation than you mean, but it sounds like you're in a bind and desperate for some quick cash.

Unless the seller is totally desperate, a minimum of $20K would be needed as an earnest money deposit.

I talked with a pretty desperate seller yesterday.

All three of these groups live and die by the pricing of their acquisitions and desperately want to hear from you.

Our whole process is a bit different but you will find that those most open to creative financing on the buy side are the most desperate.