Often, they have prepared a BPO and occasionally a high BPO to ensure they get the listing and following that BPO with a low-ball offer can embarrass the agent so they may not want to present it.

That will start the ball rolling.

It is our intention to buy residential single family homes as investment properties to generate cash flow.It is my intent to use my home which is completely paid off as a Home Equity Line of credit to purchase homes and then once I am done, roll that over into a fixed rate 30 year mortgage on my home.I bounced this off of my investment advisor, lawyer and accountant and they all agreed that it was the way to go.I called Schwab today to get the ball rolling.

Anderson windows condensate on the inside when: 1) the shades are down for the night, and 2) the temperature difference between the room and the outside is significant (68F inside and 35F or below outside).

The temperature is supposed to be... well, cold.

Not even in the same ball park.

Short sales and wholesaling are 2 different ball games.

I am sure there will be curve balls at my existing model, but for now, I am okay with everyone else focusing on the highly competitive <$1500 rentals.

Also, you are not committed until the final approval which is once the bank has accepted the negotiated offer which can be a few months so at least get the ball rolling and then worry about the financing later.

It's either sink or swim.So yeah, I'm motivated and definitely will do what ever it takes to get this ball rolling.