Good point about my realtor dropping the ball on allowing us to continue this long without the appropriate paperwork.

In the case of an asset manager, there are two reasons why we do this: lower the list price so we can accept a low ball offer and/or decrease price to create a bidding war.

If the numbers work I'd imagine you'll have no issues finding options, but if feel you're getting low balled on the rate/term/amortization I'd suggest you reach out to Wells Fargo.

The value creation in the rehab allows you to keep the ball rolling and recycle the same cash on every subsequent property.  

Have a set of balls to pull the trigger when you do have that first deal on your lap. 3.  

I hope that I was able to get the ball rolling on this one. 

Or is it a different ball game altogether over here?

Or is it a different ball game altogether over here?

It might not be your style, but he was submitting low balls like crazy for me which helped a ton.

I have had multiple HOA violations (some as incredible as leaving my kid's soccer ball outside and grass meticulously measured) and I think I may have paid less than 5 in multiple locations.