I've budgeted some money for extra HVAC expenditures (5k committed, 3k overruns), unexpected framing, etc. that an inspector might see.

We'd of never been in Iraq and been done with afganastan if that idiot wasn't in charge.

I realize most investors can't swing this but even a charge card could help at 10K that could betapped for small investors, seller seconds and misc. deals.Guess what I'm saying is that being able to do what you say you will do is paramont.

What do they charge?

If they do, I would charge for any necessary repairs to the walls once they move out, if they are causing damage to the studs, charge them for the repair.

As a wholesaler I'm trying to create more value for my business and making the process of purchasing a home from me as easy as possible, I'm thinking about paying for an inspection(my best friends dad has a certified inspection company and he will charge me $125 on homes less that 2,000 sqft)so the buyer will know exactly what's wrong with the property.

I am buying a SFH for 35000.Here is what kind of financing I got from the bank.4.8% interest NOO20% down ( I was told 15% but in the end it was 20%)Origination fee $750.00My charge for this interest rate $280.00No MIP since I put 20% downI need to show six months reserve on this house and two months reserve on my other house.Plus all of the normal closing fees...

The lender's rate sheet may have a table that looks like so:4.0% = -1 pts4.25% = 0 pts4.5% = 1 pts.4.75% = 2 pts.5.0% = 3 pts.So, if the broker sells a mortgage at 4.5% (the market rate) and doesn't charge any points, the lender will still pay him 1 point, on the back-end, for his trouble.

Know that termite companies charge very high rates for repairs on termite work, mainly for two reasons: 1.

For the four years that I have been an owner in these markets, I've used a leasing agent who charges one month's rent as a commission (or 75% of one month's rent if there is no broker representing the tenant).