Originally posted by @Arlan Potter:Banks will always want a personal guarantee from you so there is no real benefit Banks don't always require a personal guarantee.

Originally posted by @Hattie Dizmond:@Kenneth StogdillFirst, some wholesalers DO actually purchase the property. 

Originally posted by @Maxwell Milholland:Thanks everybody!

I had it done a couple weeks ago, and because there was a legacy report done in 1990 done by a now disqualified inspector they have to make my report and amendment to the original, which means they have to process it through the state to find the original report. 

We should get together for lunch sometime for introductions Originally posted by @Andrey Gorokhovskiy:Hey Tyler!

At closing the final buyer will bring $60,000 (cash or mortgage) and the original seller will walk away with $50,000 and the investor in between will walk away with around $10,000 as an assignment fee.This is quite common with single-family properties.

Originally posted by @Mina G.

Originally posted by Account Closed update...it's a no go with PenFed.

Originally posted by @Jason DiClemente:@Tony Marcelle find out what's wrong with the foundation, get an estimate, make an offer.

Originally posted by @John T.