But as of right now you have 3 decision. 1.Hold the property longer and hope the Mt W market stays solid. 2.Lower the price to something that will sell rapidly so you can move to the next project.3.

Hello @Ryan Deeter@Jay Helms nailed it right on the head, everything is negotiable and you don't want to lose a deal over incremental costs.The only reason I would go back is if it puts you at a negative position to either cash flow or flip.Let me know if you need help with anything  

The key workers buy property in increments of 10%.

Moreover, the vast majority of newbies rapidly fail and it is often possible to buy properties from these disgruntled new landlords.

Closing Date Extensions are bought in 15 day increments for $15/day.

Many of the fraud cases involve rapid sales and resales at higher and higher prices.

I think the only difference is which taxes get raised, by how much and how often based on how much we're in the hole already and we're sinking rapidly.

I have gone from $60,000 cash flow per year to our current $120,000 cash flow and rapidly rising every year.  

We invest in Grand Rapids area.

TENx had changed the incremental bid amounts on the auction, mid-auction, to create more activity.