They'll decide to either flat-out accept or deny the first offer before they even look at yours.

To send money using a credit or debit card, there will be a flat fee of 2.9% per transaction (minimum $0.30).http://www.google.com/wallet/faq.html#tab=faq-send

Utilities are yet to be determined, but i'd estimate around 200 a month for those altogether (cable, internet, trash, electricity, water, gas).I just want to make sure i'm not being taken advantage of.

I just bought a 2 flat for a client on the 1200 block of S Kolin (couple blocks from your property).

I found what I think may be a good deal for my first wholesale - BUT its so cheap I'm nervous. 3 flat greystone in a "up and coming" area of Chicago.

Another idea might be to offer an agent a flat fee and/or percentage of any deal you do that comes off MLS in exchange for their helping you with the MLS portion.Most Board of Realtors prohibit an agent/broker from giving free access to MLS for anyone other then a member.Check with agents in your area.

The forbearance of the payment to $500 could, I suppose, also be grounds for a court to step in and cram down the interest altogether.

The business sits at an intersection and I believe a conservative traffic count of vehicles passing each day is about 1,000.There is about a quarter acre of flat yard attached to the business that he has we could lease out to generate extra income to cover the extra expenses.

Can sometimes transfer this over to a different mortgage)- Mortgage Discharge Fees = Flat Fee if you sell before mortgage amortization Source- Legal Fees = $500 - $1000(Another one where you pay Sales Tax on the Total?)

Forget about wholesaling altogether if it takes more than 3 months to market a property once it's fixed up (unless it's a high end market perhaps, but I definitely don't recommend a beginner start wholesaling in a high end market).