@Courtney Olson I did this for my candle business but it could work for real estateMaybe offer Step Up  Payments too, as long as the number works, and hint at it helping wiht inflation and maybe combined it with an interest rate that is above typical inflation.A combo of something like 4% inflation to keep your same spending power as the years go, and we increase the payment by $25/month every 12 months so your spending power stays the same and you get a bit of a raise every year, then we could do a balloon payment in 10 years to settle the rest.Something like that could be an option. 

Don't settle for the first VA you interviewed.

The average time to secure a contract showed an increase of 22.2% settling at 44 days.

The average time it took to secure a contract saw an increase of 8.9% settling at 49 days..

Never settle to insurance by yourself.

My guess is the whole building has settled, so lots of slanted floors, sticky doors, walls out of plumb, which makes it difficult to hang cainets etc.

The initial asking price was $600,000 and we settled at $550,000 How did you finance this deal?

lol na, maybe we did before that NAR lawsuit settled.

It appears to have settled in Georgiawhere the Atlanta Journal Constitution revealed that they took to increasing rent to “as much as $2,000 a monthfor a three-bedroom apartment that previously rented for hundreds of dollars less”.Tides Equity landed in hot water earlier in 2023 when it announced the possibility of a capital raise from itsequity partners.

All lender fees always go on the HUD and are settled at closing, never upfront.Now, some people are not scam artists but they are advantage seeking operators.