Going to the original builder for a potential sale or information was something I was going to do once things from my end are finalized.

This was actually the final straw....Best of luck in your pursuit...I am still looking for the right deal...A hui hou,Bob

I can't wait to finally get my feet wet and start owning and selling property.

So you think I would have to wait until probate closes to finalize this deal Bill Gulley?

He would sit in apartment for 2-4 hrs, waiting for a call or visit of potential renters and when after 2-4 hrs of COMPLETE silence his phone finally rings, he would say"Therrrearrreanotherrrrenters, whoarrreinterrrested,soyouneedtodecide NOW!"

You will renovate the property and will expect that the property is then worth more than the combination of the repairs and the acquisition price you originally paid for it.The ARV is the value of the property after repairs.

Many investor buyers have finally gotten off of the fence to purchase while at the same time banks have pulled back on foreclosing.

I would suggest offering a full month, but YOU decide if someone is approved or not.If you keep doing it the way you are, I would make sure that YOU have the final say on who is approved and not your agent.

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I went to a 4 year college and even my advisor told me to leave, go to a community and come back to finish final semester.