The options they gave us were 1) leave the panels in place but get no benefit and do no harm to them 2) purchase the panels (we were quoted the full retail price which is ridiculous) 3) sign a new agreement IF AND WHEN we wanted to.

Property price $11,000,000, assumable loan (fannie Mae at 3.5%) $8,000,000.

Purchase price: $330,000 Cash invested: $1 Sale price: $820,000 This was a zero down deal.

Why would the age matter if all the major systems have been updated, or the lack thereof, is factored into the sales price?

I want to have $ ready when the opportunity comes.

Hello, I have a property that is not owed any money , the title is free an clear and the sell prices goes for 380-395K.

With as much talk about creating affordable housing in Colorado Springs, there is going to have be some discussion about how to address these rising costs in housing that are not directly related to the sales price of the home.I wish I had a better answer for you, but this is going to be an issue for HOA's in the area for years to come...

Remember, even breaking even or taking a small loss is better than many first-time flippers experience, and it’s a great learning opportunity.

@Michael Csrnko1) Make sure to use a pricing software like price labs or wheelhouse to have competitive pricing. 2) Don't always give refunds or credits to guests when they complain to get a 5 star review.

Purchase price: $850,000 Cash invested: $140,000 Sale price: $1,476,500 Source: Cold Call, direct to sellerProduct: 12 unit multi familyPurchase: $850k, owner financeLoan 1$250k first position loan (down payment to seller)2 yr balloon, 12% interest onlyLoan 2$600k second position seller finance3yr balloon, 0% interest, 30 yr am, 8 month deferred paymentsThree 4 unit buildings.