Just one with a first time home buyers loan, and the second one with 20% down like normally requested.

The 'seller' then makes their normal payment to him (which he sends to the mortgage co) and they owe him a fee equal to the amount of the default he covered + 50%, due within 6 months.  

We did MUCH better with single family homes.Second the key is to get your foot in the door.

However commercial agents will normally try to sell in house before they go public with inventory.Also as an agent you MUST get your commission agreement up front and in writing.

Normally, wet dog smells don't linger and when they do cleaning the carpet and/or painting the walls takes care of it.  

Or it's normal that they take that long .

Normally there's language in contracts about cancelling the contract before the end of the inspection period.  

Is this different than a normal foreclosure sale?  

Or, maybe if my core skill was negotiation and I could close killer deals everywhere I went.But, for normal people starting out with aspirations to become a skilled and "successful" REI (whatever that means), we need education.  

If only for resale then it doesn't.Dealers do have a higher threshhold to show intent simply because your normal model is to buy to sell.