Also, I have become fairly knowledgeable in short sale procedures and what a lender will or won't accept so I would suggest this to you..tell the lender exactly what you plan and see what they say.

I asked him how much he charges and he told me what ever is fair, I'm suppose to pick it.

With enough research you should become fairly comfortable with FMV.

Your fairly new to the forums, spend a lot of time studying, there are several good recent threads on how to determine a good deal.

Am I missing something and is this fair???

Better yet... after re reading my post, maybe I'm not being... too fair.

Originally posted by David Alexander:Guys like me and my friends could "no way" no anything about this sorta thing...Guys like me could "no way" KNOW anything about this sorta thing . . .At any rate, I never referenced that you did not know anything about this stuff, and I don't think Nick did either, I just have a different opinion on the topic, fair enough!

If you didn't pull it from myfico or through a broker, you didn't get a real score. lots of companies offer credit scores (orchard bank, bank of america, creditkarma, there are tons of them) but they are all BS because they don't use the real fair isaac formulas. banks generally pick your middle score of the 3 when deciding your interest rate, whether you qualify, etc

There is more information of that card than on the ones you will find online.Their assessement is usually a little low and may be a little outdated but can be used to get a fairly accurate valuation of what the property could be worth and what the "replacement cost" should be.

They seem to be doing quite well and they are looking to add agents to expand their buyer side of business.My question is what is a fair commission split?