Most of the profit is made at this point.While we cannot force them to of course, we need to be absolutely clear at the start that this is the purpose of the strategy.We are considering setting up a mortgage broker to sort of 'pre-qualify' the rent buyer at the start so that if all things remain relatively equal they know that they will be able to qualify for a loan at the end of the option period.

I think they can be useful for comparing relative value, if they are established by a common process, like they are here in CO.

I am really unsure of this process and have been reading the posts related to the differences between sole, llc's and s-corps, but i did not see anyone addressing the differences between a brand new corp vs.

: jobs still growing, unemployment relatively low, people still moving here from other states.

My intention was something related to trying to figure out what would be the best loan depending on the time the house would be "held" or something like that, to examine that portion in detail..

For someone relatively new without a lot of money for marketing, what do you all recommend?

I had potential tanent who was living at home with their parents or with a relative.

Is she motivated to sell it in high price or her benefits not related to the sale prise?

I shoot about 2x per month at the range and a relative owns a range the better local schools use for their CCW training shoot day.

So it should be relatively safe to say that a property will sell for approximately 70% of it's after-repaired market value, or more - right (unless the lender buys it back, of course)?