But...You did promise her a listing if she brought you a good deal and it sounds as though she went through more homes than normal to find you one to buy because of this promise you made.So in this situation I think it'd be best to keep your word.I'd let her know moving forward that you will be Licensed and this will be the last listing for the foreseeable future.

Homepath.com looks like a promising deal, I wonder if there is a catch since the properties seem to be way below market value?

He would show up late to showings, and would make promises he knew he couldn't keep.

And if the TBer does not get financing, you are letting the Owner down because of the promises made to her.

It doesn't cause me to worry, but it did make us think that it was an over promise.

I made about $8K on each wholesale and I'm looking for more.I promise that if you find a sweet deal and get the word out, the cash investor buyers' list will find you!

And like you would do with any kid, follow through with any threats or promises.

I find myself between meetings and have a few minutes to punch up an update on my ipad....so bear with me.Chapter 3 "Tenant First Date to Promise Ring" The LOI ( Draft Letter of Intent)Over the past month I have narrowed my prospective tenant down to the one that is new competition, within two weeks we had a draft LOI in hand and started negotiating the finer points of of the LOI.

As an owner of a property that is technically "underwater" I understand the frustration, however at the end of the day I made a promise to repay, and it's not the banks fault I bought at the top of the market.

They make false promises and use the people for their financial benefit with no intention of making good on their verbal commitment.