So the partners are telling me to take a 18% - 20% partnership so my name is not on the loan but I really want 33% (equal share for all three partners).What should I be looking for or asking when accepting or rejecting a share of 18% - 20% in the building?

Instead of having one mentor push one way of doing things, BP opens up the door to many ways of accomplishing the same purpose - making money through real estate.I didn't mean to say that wholesaling through the MLS would not work - but it can be discouraging for newbies if their "low ball" offers are frequently rejected or they cannot find a real estate agent that is willing to work with them.

I had also read that if you have the fee too low it can cause a problem so that's why I set the first app at $25.Dick - good point - I put questions about pets/smokers in the application, but sounds like you think it's better to just list anything that would be an automatic reject up front?

They will be posted with a very low starting bid, but have a hidden reserve price so that if the final bid is too low the seller has the option to reject the offer and put it back up for auction again or list it on the MLS.Be sure that you carefully read the terms of the auction.

In most cases it's the servicer's recommended list price based on the valuation, however it can still be rejected by he investor who doesn't have to accept the price or the short sale.

How do we word a pet application rejection letter given that we are unwilling to accept any pit bulls or pitbull mixes?

I came across the same thing. but we never proceeded as our offer was rejected.

If you want to avoid getting stuck with the scraps they reject you'll have to know what they know.

Even we had an email offer accepted by the seller, he said he is going to reject my offer if I use any other agent.

The bidding on "first sale" tax sales at sheriff sale is such that unless the bidder exceeds the amount that the tax collector is seeking, the bid will be rejected - when those low bids don't satisfy the tax collector's bid they are ignored; so expect to pay the full amount owed at what is called a "first sale".