PA law establishes the amount, it’s not fixed at 2% as there is some variation based on the sale price.

And such variation can simply kill the profit.

I wouldn't expect much variation on that state to state.If the house is in a trust, then the owner of record may be the name of the trust, and you would address the offer to the trust itself or the trustee - ask your attorney (I'm not one).David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

As you can see, I'm learning trial by fire.

Hi,A little confused about the MLS website.From what I've read, I would not be able to access the MLS unless I have a real estate license but i went onto MLS.com and found that I can just register for a free trial (it's actually $1) after being redirected to GETFORECLOSEDHOME.com.

I recently found an Orlando area SFR in need of rehab and used the BP calculator for the first (trial) time.

Account ClosedThere are a lot of variations on commercial loans.  

State of OR CA and WA all have this variation of law that came in right around the crash 07 08.. if you bought a home from someone in foreclosure and then flipped it in less than a year 80% of your net proceeds or some number like that must be sent to the person you bought it from.. up until then that was the majority of how I acquired our portfolio we bought at courthouse NO law you had to pay them back if it went to public auction.. but if you snagged them before and you flipped it.. this laws came into effect and is still in effect..

I recently signed up for a free 30 day trial of Quickbooks and now i'm confused.

Bryan were they on a trial loan mod and then denied for a permanent one??