You're good to go, based on net worth and relationship.So the trick is, try different banks, portfolio, commercial banks, or ones you have a wealth account at.

Which for me raises some questions. 4) I would say that every market has good bargains my trick is know all the trustees and attorneys so don't tell anyone but, what you do is buddy up with the Attorneys and trustees and purchase the note prior to the auction for the best deals.

Well Eddie, even old dogs can lean new tricks.

The trick is that you usually want to use a new value.

This makes all profit (in this case 70-80K assuming no appreciation or depreciation) completely non taxable.The real trick will be if I can get my wife to leave this nice house in 2 years.

Now, I've not done these things myself, but here are some of the tricks I've heard described.$100,000 asking price$115,000 agreed upon price$80,500 70% bank loan$19,500 17% owner carry$15,000 13% down paymentAfter closing, the seller gives you $15,000.

Well it was just another marketing trick.

This broker tried to trick me into a resi loan when I said that I would only do commercial loans.

We have a full month's security deposit.My mother mistakenly told him it was okay to move out early (he has tricked her before) and tried to retract later that day.

Like Rob said, the marketability will increase but "tricking" out a house doesn't necessarily get you the price you want.Why did those houses sell at $260?