The Realtor added their commission to my price and presented it to their cash buyer.

If your rehab costs are accurate (seriously, get an estimate) and you can present a good deal to a buyer with this info, then who cares?

So at the closing, you might be presented by the title insurer with an affidavit to be signed by you that states that you have paid all contractors and material suppliers in full; this could be problematic ...

I have learned that the easiest what to gets deals accepted and sold is to present the paper work and tell the buyer or seller, "here is my offer/assignment read over it carefully and then sign".

I ran across a seller today who is selling her condo, and she is presenting it as 2 units.

I just read the post and Wendell De Guzman is presenting an awesome opportunity.

Nicotine does not present any health issue!

This is a "help me"/ post-mortem of a offer I presented to a homeowner today.

In the short time I've engaged in trying to obtain properties from Wholesalers, it has become painfully apparent that many, if not most, inflate ARVs, deflate rehab costs, and present very unrealistic deals to investors.

(I'm in a similar position as Nathan, and presently intend to follow my advice)