If you are a broker, you have this cat skinned, simply do an exclusive listing on a flat fee basis, be sure to stay away from any net listing.

If you are a serious investor buying at least one house per quarter for rental or rehab, then you are in the right place right now.If you are new to investing, broke, just finished a Carleton Sheets home study course, or just flat out don't know what you're doing yet ... go away.This page is for VIP investors who close with cash, close fast, and don't ask questions.

Any recommendations?

For Dallas TX ?

Mounting of any flat screen TV’s to walls will be done by landlord’s maintenance man at Tenant’s expense.

“I’ve put a lot of time into this loan, and I really need to make some money on this one,” the broker flatly told me.

Now, in AZ land is flat . . . you can get a dumpy house or mobile home with land for the price I used to sell dirt for.

Have you been told flat out "NO" yet?

I figure it's close to gold because it's winter months with a slow market and I could pretty much flip this as-is on the MLS at $89,900 for quick sale going into the spring months.Problem is I would need to do a flat fee MLS listing for $300 or so, and get private money around 12% just to make $8,000 to $10,000.

Would you normally execute a contract for a flat 8-9% for private investment?

Either way push them and do not listen to the story " We have taxes coming and just work with us and we will catch you up then ".You then wait and get duped again and see the 60 inch flat screen in the living room and they say "we had other expenses" and the money is gone.