We deal with them all the time and the selling party is required to pay them off (unless you negotiate something different).

What their doing is making you feel as if you have no room to negotiate.3) At 600K+, your borrowing power on that property on a 800K ARV is pretty well spent.

The language in your purchase contract is very important, having exit clauses, and properly negotiating the best deal.Make sure you have the knowledge to perform this task first!

RE attorney in that stateRE agentTitle/Escrow companyProperty management + at least 1 back-upLenderHome InspectorCPAContractorHandymanInsurance agentAnother investor in the area (possibly), or mentorThis list includes most but possibly not all.The key is having the knowledge and experience to know what questions to ask during your interviews with these potential team members, the ability to properly negotiate contracts, and knowing how to handle or avoid some pitfalls (too many possible to list here)

I find that each lender has good and bad negotiators and sometimes going over their heads is the only way to get anything done.

Oh better; secret mic audio and video of real life negotiations :)

Rather what they do is shoe that the note had violations of TIL and RESPA, and use this opportunity to correct the note to negotiate a new interest rate.

I guess balance matters so you can negotiate price better, right?

My experience (as little as it may be) has been that they'll only negotiate a certain percentage below their ask.

I looking for loss mittigator to negotiate my short sales.I don't want to outsource to big national companies.