I have a tenant that didn't pay on the 17th of September and promised to be out as quick as they could move.

I have a tenant that didn't pay on the 17th of September and promised to be out as quick as they could move.

Now our buyer's agent is saying that the listing agent promise to pay our buyer's agent for $1.

But if you learn and work hard you will be handsomely rewarded in due time.Beware of those promising you the rose garden:We have training-Consist of sending you to the training prepared by the local board of realtors, which is not bad, but you need someone to break things down for you on a personal level.

You'd then use that money to pay back your family member.To refinance, you'll need to make sure that the Appraised Value of the house is enough to cover the existing mortgage, plus any return you've promised your family member lender.

Also, as promised, as soon as we close and the financial details are set in stone, I will share that information.Thanks for reading!

We flipped it in 6 months (rehab to sold) & made about $40k...we pulled a second on our home & started a promising water/oil hauling company in the eagle ford shale in Texas & ran for 2 years before finally getting taken to the cleaners by a slimeball...so I learned to trust nobody.Fast-forward to today, & I'm now president & CEO of my own real estate company Homes4Money.com. 

Under a warranty deed, if it turns out that the property is not what the seller promised or there's an uncleared lien or other block to the title, the buyer can sue the seller and recover damages.

If it needs minor repairs and updates like paint and a little bit of work, I budget about 10k.If it needs new kitchens, floors, and almost everything needs updating I budget around 30k.After I run all the numbers, look at comps to see ARV and it still looks very promising I go out to see it.

I've been seeing lots of promising deals in Homestead and will continue to search down there.