Anyone have experience working directly with Chase bank for getting a loan? They are offering 100,000 points for sapphire reserve card holders:https://www.chase.com/personal/home-lending/mortga... I've always used bro...

I agree with @Rachel H. that you could probably find an investor in your market that would love to pay you a referral bonus...

As a bonus, my contractor is force appreciating the neighborhood, so kind of cheating a bit.

I'm not entirely sure why he is paying for all utilities but I believe the thinking is/was that since the avg rent in the area is around $600 to a max of $650, he decided to pay for a lot of the mentioned utilities as a "bonus" or to make it more appealing.

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And when they ever come across a friend that needs to sell their house they more likely than not will direct them to the website.But that is just a bonus.15% x 70% = 10% conversion.So I wouldn't say "a website helps" for DMM, it truly is the secret weapon to DMM.I hope this helps.

Bonus: ask your agents and network for recommendations on lender, who they like working with and why!

Bonus points: you are now talking to - and perhaps pals with - investors that have money and experience.

Used tax returns, bonuses from work for down-payments.  

Bonus points if it's no interest or low interest for extended time period.