Take a healthy down payment, healthy interest rate, let the new owner be responsible for fixing up the place.

Then you need to negotiate a price that is low enough that you can make a living and still pass along a healthy profit to the investor.To me it seems like a difficult, thankless, and soul-sucking job, so I'd recommend you stick to being a realtor, but I've never done it myself, so take my advice with a grain or two of salt.To answer your specific questions, you usually need to bring the full bid amount in cash or cashier's checks (at least in my state) or your bid is forfeit.

There’s still room to make a healthy profit on the flip, but I’m beginning to think I need to dust off my Plan B.Plan B would be the BRRRR strategy and so right now I’m comparing the two options, and the more I look at this, I’m beginning to wonder if BRRRR should’ve been Plan A!

Also there seems to be a healthy community of professionals.I'd love to chat with you as I want to start right away.  

The owners would like to see a smiling family happy and know what they look like.

If you need a few evergreen shrubs under that living window, a tree on the curb strip of corner of the house, summer flowering shrubs, low maintenance color, I can hook you up this week and early next week with healthy buffalo pants!

All smiles I wait for the email.The email comes almost immediately after I send my request.

Mortgage Origination HealthMortgage Originations are looking VERY healthy and they have been for some quite some time.

Options are good for buyers and a seller willing to offer a healthy concession is likely to have more buyers consider their property as an option.Make cents?

they ride their subs like horses...these deadlines, while important, aren't realistic for long term healthy, profitable realtionships with quality tradespeople.i enjoyed the first season but he seemed to get a little full of himself after realizing a little fame.i've had expereince with franchises and you will ususally give more than you get....