There is closing costs for both parties, by writing up with the as a next proceeds price, that guarantees the seller gets exactly what he wants. 

I guarantee the majority of newbies posting basic wholesale questions here (especially those 2 horrid threads this week) are off chasing another money maker a month from now. 

Halfway through building this I guarantee you will loose your frustration and see the light.The question I have for you is... are you selling what you are living in now?

But, if I were to press you, I would guarantee most of you have no clue WHY you want it.Why do you want money? 

Now, even if that biz is separately licensed by the state and not under control of the WRA, the WRA can crush that whole biz if it wants to since it is the "home inspection contingency" in WRA forms that guarantees the loin's share of their business!

An inspector estimated repair cost at 7k to insert support pilings in the basement, but its not a lifetime guaranteed repair.Its currently at 130k, where comparable homes sell for about 160-180k.

Cody Sperber and Josh Altman; 2 hell of a great pitch men, but $495.00 I thought was steep even though they offer Satisfaction Guarantee.

I can almost guarantee you are not the only one.

Because of the high real estate taxes on Long Island it doesn't make sense to rent properties unless you are holding section 8 homes where you are guaranteed payment each month.  

The plan to merge Fannie and Freddie under a Federal Mortgage Insurance Corporation can work but the insurance or guarantee costs might be the hitch in the equation.