John, do you own a pair of shoes?

Ok J.Scott so I have thought over this, and let me explain why you are wrong, and how a wholesaler is not acting as a broker.A broker, is getting paid off of commission to MARKET a property that is ALREADY under contract.A wholesaler, is getting paid by putting IT in contract by themself, thus allowing the wholesaler to step into the buyers shoes out of equitable interest.The BIGGEST difference is that brokers do not deal exclusivly with putting houses under CONTRACTS themselves from motivated seller, wholesalers DO.

How dare you try to come at me like I'm anything less than a honest hard working person you couldn't walk 10 feet in my shoes I never deceived anyone in my life I grew up with nothing how dare i try to improve my life.

Tell them what they need to hear: that you can help them out of a situation, avoid foreclosure, that they can stay in their house until you settle with the bank, that you can help them with moving expenses, etc.My response rate has always been very good (5% or more), but I always put myself in the recipient shoes and I never used yellow letters.

I cleaned my stuff out of my truck this weekend and found 6 T shirts, 2 pairs of shoes, and a couple pairs of jeans.

I'm sure a lot of people in your shoes would have a knee jerk reaction and say "I learned my lesson.

I haven't been in your shoes exactly, but I've been through times when money was tight because I got in over my head on a deal or two and I laid in bed at night trying to think what I could do until escrow closed.

One result is as follows.16050 Spruce St4bed 2bath 1658 sf sold for 298k on 7/9/2019.Sales history also shoes a previous sale of40k in feb of 2017. 

If I were in you shoes I would cut lawns on the weekends, clean houses, build fences, or what ever.  

It's really to serve as insurance for your lender and it's money that you don't see coming back to you.If I were in your shoes, I would first get rid of the PMI by refinancing on the initial loan.