To market for those you should have a few grand in the bank.

Prepare to be surprised....flipping is going very well for me in the Grand Blanc area.

This could indicate that the $272 is probably a nice bonus for him to have but that it's not that significnat a sum in the grand scheme of things.

She's been home a grand total of 3 days since June 11th.

After hours of lengthy heated discussions she basically said, I'm screwed and I don't need to file a grievance with the board of Realtor's because she isn't even a member, so im out of luck.I ended up throwing a few grand onto my offer, but I guess i'll have to find another.Any Advice?

Instead of buying my typical rehab and reselling in 3-6 months and paying short term capitol gains 28%, state income taxes 6%, and (according to some) payroll taxes 15% for a grand total of around 49%, I would instead buy a home to rehab that I would live in for two years as my primary residence.

Welcome from Grand Rapids home of the massive lake effect snow dumps!

I have met a grand total of two people that seem like they would be able to perform.

If they don't have a grand, you probably shouldn't be selling to them anyway.Remember this, price overcomes all objections.If the deal is priced correctly there will be someone who will be glad to give you your entire assignment fee upfront.

You say to yourself, OK, I can do it for 20 to 25 grands .