i don't know if I'm a uniquely unappealing client or what, but the follow-through with agents I've contacted so far has been truly lousy.

Apparently my situation isn't very unique ;).I'm planning to drop the list price by $40-50k today and ask my contractor to do the light cosmetic work as soon as he can.

I give this signed copy to the closing company.The note is a written promise to repay a specified sum of money plus interest at a specified rate and length of time to fulfill the promise.

CA is hot right now, so they could potentially get more than asking also giving this property's unique 2 separate houses setup vs. a shared wall.

I heard an ad on the radio for a business named EquityKey out of San Diego... they "share" in your future equity...and give you a percentage WITH OUT any monthly loan repayment.

A I assume you're talking about sandwich lease option I'm not big proponent of having somebody who  was superior knowledge like a Realtor take over my property in a sandwichHire the agent only to find a tenant buyer for 3%, tenant buyer should have a letter from RMLO saying their ATR ability to repay has been scrutinizedHave a tenant buyer put down 5% in earnest money, get 3% to the realtor, non refundable Sign a lease and a sale and purchase agreementHave a payment from lease Purchase buyers checking account directly to the bank, using a note collection company like notecollection.comGet the tenant buyer to enroll in some kind of credit education/credit improvement like upgrademycredit.com at the tenants expense

So REI is unique.

I would consider myself a Newbie, I have a 2family property in Jersey city that i own with a  friend for over 10yrs, but i wanted to start getting into some bigger and better investments.  I was a full time software e...

There are one or two that have 'unique' listings, but often are not in my area.My questions are based around that many of the people I interact with don't trust the wholesalers (many are well known and have been around for a long time).

(That's $1500 net income per month from SFRs + $1000 per month from day job = $2500 per month x 12 months = $30k in repayments, plus the extra $5k).