The good news is sometimes it might have been a $300 job but they don’t want to come back after waiting for the PM to get approval and simply discount it to $250.In the end.

Hi all,I'm thinking of purchasing a condo that is located quite literally right next door to a fire station.My question is: this whole condo community is essentially next door to the fire station, but my unit is the closest to both the side road and the fire station.I am wondering how much of a "discount" you would need to feel comfortable buying this unit (as compared to another similar unit/floorplan that is nestled more comfortably inside the inner ring of the community. 

Whether you bought your home first or went straight into real estate?  

Why "history" matters I don't have a clue since it seems like a straight purchase and sale, maybe their time or information is that precious.Other posts shine rays of light and say it is possible to find lenders willing to show their inventory with enough outreach.I'm targeting Ohio and maybe a couple other states depending on how many calls I might need to make.

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No straight answer (our other rentals have NYE bookings) they recommended the guest extend their stay to avoid the block, but would not say how long the stay would have to be to not be "high risk".

Some of us offer paid consultations at a discounted rate to our typical hourly. 

Even purchasing off-market without an agent and opening escrow with a title company is pretty straight forward. 

It is a single family home with two separate houses on the same property and I got it at a very discounted price on an online auction, sight unseen.

Every month 15% of my salary has been going towards buying stock of the company at a discounted price (ESPP) and all bonuses have been paid in stock as well (RSU’s).I have been pretty lucky with the stock going crazy over the last 2 years.