This, actually, looks very good if approached with the right grey matter.

i'm assuming it wasn't.and an offer for 92k, sounds like you were buying it for yourself to live in.if you were offering 92k as an "investment", i'd rethink your entire investment approach.

well, the home will apraise between 145-155k, I have comps on the street and I brought my realtor--Now for a HML, how long can I get the loan for?

Last week I was networking with another investor and someone approached her about buying their house.

No contingencies, no excuses, no nothing.EWilliams, in reference to how to verify financing/funds to a realtor, I would recommend Tom's approach of using a hard money lender.

I think the easiest and most economical approach would be to use a good quality concrete floor paint.

If someone approached me with that pitch, I'd go find another agent really quickly and then report the guy.This has sparked my interest so I made some calls to the NYC Board of Realtors, NY State Board of Realtors, and National Association of Realtors, and the NYC Department of Consumer Affairs.

Big ticket deferred maintenance requests will be made, more inquiries about exterior appearance will be brought to your attention, and there will be greater interest in monthly vacancy reports than normal.

Blackstone and other funds that brought discounted SFHs' en mass is one thing; Chinese 'buying up' Detroit is entirely different. 1- is that really true?

If any other suggestions on how to better approach I thank you.