I know condition, current estimated value, ARV, price per foot, costs of repairs will all contribute to the top price I can bid.

[LINK REMOVED] I am seeking insight as to if it is possible for an investor with 1031 money to contribute to the LLC which is in effect selling notes.

In some cases, the PMI will ask for a contribution from the homeowner and in some cases they do not and in some cases they will squash the deal.

Not sure where your hit below the belt stems from as I am one who contributes tremendously to this site and I really don't appreciate your comment.

I'm new to BP and was thinking about how I can contribute.

We will run out of people Just as social security will fail when it takes 2 persons contributing for each retiree.

Thank you for everyone who contributed their time to make that forum such a great place of advice I'm more looking for a word of advice from some of you, EXPERIENCE people :) I'm in commercial construction, own the company with this year gross sales hitting $1mln.

You're very sharp as well and I look forward to more of your contributions to the BP community : ] Troy, regarding "finding properties long distance" on the seller side, I believe the two I listed are the most widely used (and most obvious?).

With your Property Management background, there's lots that you can contribute by answering those types of questions in the forums.

Also, if he owns other real estate, makes decent money, and the lender is countrywide or bank of america, there is a good chance they will want the seller to contribute in the form of cash at closing or a promissory note.