I view non-productive agents complaining about splits the same way that I would view an unemployed person complaining about minimum wage.

You could also offer a large, non-refundable EMD to the seller to ease the mind.

I made the offer on 11/24, got verbal acceptance on 12/8, written on 12/15 and was set to close on 12/23......but the title company had a small issue with a permit taken out for a circular driveway that should be cleared up by Monday.

As an Investor, in the middle of a Sandwich LO, if the Tenant does not pay, are you going to pay for a vacant non-performing house?

I just found out that the property is in pre-forclosure and the mortgage is a non qualifying assumable. the balance is 14,000.

They appreciate old fashioned, non-sexy, borderline boring, tried and true investing techniques.

If you wholesale a deal, you can always ask for a non-refundable deposit, which is part of your assignment fee.

Peter, I have processed literally hundreds of evictions over the years for various employers for non-payment and not once did I encounter a tenant who took advantage of their "miranda" rights??

No house to mess around with....Can you tell me a bit about the documents you would use to protect yourself from non payments?

I don't tend to get too heated on the licensed vs non-licensed debate.