Of course, we are talking my LOCAL market, LOCAL fees, local customs and they are probably not similar to yours in many ways.

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The owner claims to bring in $50k annually through selling parking tickets to amusement park customers.

I would definitively suggest just using the title company though, then build a relationship what one of there customer support people so you can ask for lists anytime.

But seller net is not the same when you have a 4% or 5% RTT to pay; assume seller pays half of that as is usual custom.

The lender mentioned that there are federal "safe harbor guidelines" where the lender fees cannot exceed 5% of the loan amount "to protect the customer".  

There deffenetly is $350k houses you could flip and sell for $400, but once you get into  the $500k-$700k, people would  rather have a brand new custom home.

Makita never came up in the conversation, however I noticed them here and there on jobs and their customers seem to like them.