We had to resolve several issues: the house had been posted as a property bond in a criminal case, was in foreclosure and the owner demanded more money at the closing table.

We had to resolve several issues: the house had been posted as a property bond in a criminal case, was in foreclosure and the owner demanded more money at the closing table.

Say he or she wants me to bring 15% to the table and they’ll finance the rest.

Purchased for $95K(Brought $87K to the table after rent/security and other perorations) in C/D area of Milwaukee WI. 

Purchased for $95K(Brought $87K to the table after rent/security and other perorations) in C/D area of Milwaukee WI. 

We are all bringing $ to the table (collectively $130k) 45/45/10 splitOur goal is to purchase 2-20 acres subdivide into 1acre residential lots and build spec homes.We've looked at 20 acres ($200k) in Terrell, Kaufman, County, TX and 6 acres ($160k) in Princeton, Collin County, TX.

Some people will tell you HM but unless you're experienced in it or do you have some tire type of private funding you're going to have to bring more money to the table than you would with a 203K.

So to Nick's point my answer is assuming that your Realtor is properly licensed in both Real estate and property management, and is not doing it under the table (has other properties his company manages and your not the first one)With all of that being said, I do both for my clients and it builds in accountability for me.

A might be able to bring 30k to the table and B a possible 20k.

Is the funding table by state or is that standard across the board.