I also looked at landscaping blocks, and ultra deck timbers but they are too heavy for blocks and too expensive for ultra.Regular treated 2 bye 10's cost about 65 bucks a window, metal 200 bucks and same for plasticWhat would you do?

Cost to fill it out with seller: $5.00 Marketing for buyers and sellers: 100 bucks.

He's getting all his cash in 5 years, why does he need the extra few bucks each month between now and then that the shorter amortization would give him?

Just depends on what you are trying to do.If you are trying some crazy strategy because you have no cash and 100 things have to line up right for the deal to close and for me to get paid than no I don't like those kinds of deals.I like vanilla deals where you might have to get a little creative but the buyer has skin in the game (cash).I want to work with long term clients and not one off deals.I also do not work with people who would think I am overpaid or that a broker doesn't bring any knowledge or value to the table.Those types of people are very close minded.I believe you get ahead by networking and learning new ideas from others.You have to understand that brokers/agents get hit with many schemes by so called investors trying to make a quick buck.Many think about the quick buck now and the legalities after the fact.To protect our license we cannot act in that way or do transactions that way.

I'll gladly pay 5-6 bucks at rush hour to get where I'm going and not have to sit in traffic.

I don't have 50-100 bucks to spend on an appraisal.Originally posted by Jon Holdman:You might consider hiring an appraiser.

I may pay a family member who is constantly driving in the city to work a couple hundred bucks to market the "we buy houses" decals or their car for a couple of months.

I hd to take 'coz my friend consulted wiht the attorney and they forced him to take one...so i m bitting my tongue and spending another 100 bucks

I don't have any transportation lined up so any of you folks will be arriving and/or departing around the same times, I'd love to save a few bucks and share a cab/car, whatever the case may be.Thanks,Andy

Smith is the borrower, his net worth on the application at that times was just a tad over two million bucks not counting the subject property and his income qualified with ratios of 18/22!