When a seller refuses to pay the commission, then the investors MAY agree to pay up to 3%.I understand that the NAR requirements stipulate at least two forms or documents disclosing buyer agent compensation to both parties.I’m just concerned that we might be in a pickle in this process.

If you’re on a tighter budget, corrugated steel is a good compromise, offering a solid roof at a more affordable price, but just be aware that it might require a bit more upkeep down the line.Best of luck with the roofing decision.

Hey @Roy JenkinsAs long as you have good credit, typically above 720, being a first time investor won't be overly punitive.

If you want the deal to be "held" until February, yes.

Be sure to not invest purely for that tax incentives.

Your passion for real estate and diverse interests in wholesaling, fix-and-flips, and RV parks will be a great way to scale.

At 70% occupancy that would be $475/night. 

By the way, the park is in Silsbee, TX and the house will be moved to another property in Silsbee.   

Be persistent.

Any tips for a first time investor would be greatly appreciated.