IE I have a partner that will buy it when in fact you don't and your hoping to flip it to someone you probably have never met.. so you start the transaction off with a fib.. and its hard to come back when your put on the spot.. some folks are born ********ters and can work right through that no problem because they could careless what the seller thinks.. others would be sensitive to this as I think you are and have learned... best to be straight up I would have a written doc outlining your process that they sign.. so there is no confusion and you don't get accused of being a pimp.

No straight answer to this question.

My number one reason to getting on BP is to network and learn a straight path to what I want to achieve so I dont have to make a lot of costly mistakes.

So let me get this straight.

Now one would think that painting is fairly straight forward.  

My advice comes straight from Rich Dad Poor Dad.

WE will do over 10 million in sales of our own porperties  so even at 2% list that's 200k we save right there. and that goes STRAIGHT to the bottom line.. or to Wifes credit card which ever you prefer.

Pretty straight forward with the shortage of base housing at most locations. 

Looks to me like it's worth an offer of land value, less tear down costs, less whatever profit you would hope to get out of it if you were to sell straight away as land-only.

In the long run, it was cheaper to pay 5% down, and the 1.5% funding fee than the straight 3.5%.