That COE doesn't factor in the solar company taking weeks and months to get the necessary paperwork over to the lender, nor does it include rate lock extension fees that your buyer very well might want taken out of the purchase price.

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He had me sign an extension till 1/31/17.

I use LO for single family homes with price range of $100K to $250K - that's based on extensive research in my market - as to the "sweet spot" or optimum price range.Rent credit is you're giving say $100/month credit that goes towards the downpayment to the tenant/buyer per every $1500/mo rent you charge them.

I know you said you have family in the Charlotte area, but the Raleigh-Durham area is less than 3 hours down the road, state capital (Raleigh) on NC, has 3 major universities to support the burgeoning population (Duke/UNC/NC State), home to the Research Triangle Park and an extensive tech startup ecosystem. 

Most repairs you should be able to see with a discerning eye but there are some you won't know about unless you dig into the walls (these come with experience and usually only an issue when the house has been extensively remodeled or added on to).

Hey Zach,Well we were going to go with a transactional funding structure for the deal and where getting an extension on closing and giving the Seller another $1000.00 in earnest money that would be non refundable should the deal go south but the broker i had working the who assured me he could get the deal funded told me he was going on vacation and would pass the deal to another broker who could possibly get it done by mid January.The seller would not go for the length of the extension and I did not like the whole last minute pass off to a new guy so i pulled the plug On it and will regroup and save up and attack it again early Feb 2017.Thanks

I just finished taking the college courses required for the RE license in CA does anyone have a recommendation on a good study guide book?

If you do not mind taking the risk of extensive property damage, flee infestations, difficulty re-renting due to urine smell and every other possible problem then you are right.