Do you prepare a before/after photo display?

Here's a screen shot of what I see:[img]http://bpscreenshot.shutterfly.com/pictures/9[/img] *EDIT: I can't figure out how to include a photo, so see my post below for a link to the photo.

If I knew how to load the photo, I would.Thanks for any help you can provide.

You can't just partner per se unless you have a contract to have an interest in the property which is "control", the owner might deed 25% interest to you, but that has loan issues, options in Tx are limited to 180 days, contracts for installments are not allowed, so your degree of participation, what you can do is limited by your marketing time.Doing these deals is working backwards, the end sale, the construction work, catching up the loan, entering into agreements, we need to map it out first as time is money and the bank only has so much time as well. :)

I really believe that the broker representing the seller is the other bidder just trying to get as close to the listing price as possible after he catches a fish.I read that someone placed a highest bid and the auction was due to close which it never closed and he was left trying to figure out why he didn't win the auction and it was back to the NO TIME REMAINING status again.

Oh - and don't forget a photo!

I just got done catching up on this post and then decided to look into some things and here is my two cents.

Good catch Jon!

Reading is only part of the benefits of BP Nation.Uploading a photo and completing your profile would be another recommendation.

A little bit of a catch 22 I guess...