This is tough, eats into your margins and normally you'll pay more on your first few projects developing the relationships and it'll get more favorable to you over time.- ACTUALLY does good work.

During the pandemic I was working with several traveling nurses who were looking for short term rentals in the area, close to hospital systems, and were willing to pay 50-70% over market rent for 3-6 month leases. 

If you fail to show up with the $95,000, you forfeit your $5,000 bid and the property would be auctioned off again.So your bidding money is at risk until you pay the balance.After you win the bid, there is a 10 day redemption period in Florida where the owner can more or less "claw back" the property by paying all the money that is owed to the lender that is foreclosing.  

That is probably true, but who is going to pay for it?

Not sure how rentals work in Texas but in New York you can still have the tenant pay the broker's fee.All the best!

what I really watch out for is JUNK fee's you may have 1 point origination but by the time you add up the junk fee's your really paying about 4 points or more.. this is the only way they can stay in business.. there is no way a lender can do a loan as you describe and the sum total of their income is 1200 bucks..  

I am currently paying $1700 in rent and I despise paying rent, especially being in a financial position where I can afford to build equity in some manner or get a cashflowing asset to offset it. 

If you have no insurance, your LLC would have to pay for the legal defense. 

I don't know what my company pays for it, but Hubspot works extremely well for us!

People pay rent with money, not their SAT scores.