- Most offices have their own hourly employees who perform closings as part of their regular jobs.

Soon closing on a property property cost $458k and the closing cost is really high we are doing FHA mortgage they are charging 2% of the loan plus application fee and mortgage insurance on closing for the amount of $7k and plus monthly mortgage insurance... in 2020 there was not just a thing 2% of the loan on mortgage origination loan fee! 

The cause for concern though is what if I don’t WANT to pay off that mortgage (like in an owner financed scenario) or if I just change the title to my LLC after closing - would the lender call my note due?

Purchase price: $215,000 Cash invested: $75,000 Sale price: $336,700 Active in MLS for only 3 days before accepting offer - closed for a $46,700 profit!

Investing in Oil and Gas is somewhat of a gamble.The way that I see oil and gas investments have one of two likely outcomesA) Lose all or close to all your moneyB) Get 10X your investmentTo answer your question you can potentially do a roth conversion and offset it with oil and gas investments.

While the 10K you have will likely be enough to close, where are you going to get the money to rehab the house?

Wholesaling is getting a contract signed below market value and selling that contract to a back-end buyer.The fact that wholesaling is saturated has nothing to do with the difficulty to do consistent deals and close these deals and make money.What IS saturated is marketing.

When selling a flip I do buy down and/or money towards closing VS lowering the price This keeps the price higher so when I sell another flip in that geographical area, the appraiser  uses the higher sales price as a compFor an agent it’s better as the seller pays a slightly higher commission 

(There are even some who believe that the seller providing a loan to the buyer will disqualify the exchange entirely, but that's not been our experience.)The most straightforward solution is to have the seller provide a cash loan to the buyer outside of closing. 

The notary keeps a copy in the closing docs anyway so there’s no avoiding it.