All it means is you buy the property and go on the title but the existing financing remains.

Stuff happens.You can pull the offer and then submit a lower one or something similar to get there attention.At the end of the month or the end of the financial quarter they bank might be more motivated to get a deal closed.

Not naive sellers who will be less motivated to work with someone who is nervous.Or find a partner who can do more of the front work while you run the projects.Just do not let the speed bumps stop you.John CoreyOriginally posted by "chaz":I have an icredible passion for RE investing.

That way you know what your profit will be and you do not have th front the cash.It will depend on their motivation and the competition as to if this will fly.

This gives the motivation to get rent in on time, this technique works wonders…I never set a predetermined price… I sell it for fair market value or appraisal price..

I agree.Most brokers have no idea what motivates or interests investors.

:welcome: to BP.Markets are always local.Deals are even more local in that you just need a motivated seller to get a bargain.

The recent rate cut was motivated more by politics than by real need.

Hey there Chaz,It's nice to see that you are motivated and you are planning to meet all of your goals.

All junior liens remain in place, and none of the junior lienholders or judgement holders can redeem.