I am curious, if a house comes up and I like it, what are the best offers to put in for sight unseen that are the best and would cost me the lowest if I see home and don’t like it?

.- the same follow up principles apply to direct mail as well.

Our program is really focused on paying down principle quickly, while retaining access to equity for 30 years.

Say I get the property for 400k and have the principle paid down significantly in 5 to 10 years.

This seems to be a classic case of how to shoot yourself in the foot 18 times and still think you are sights are out of alignment.https://tinyurl.com/3ogco9qk

House sold, sight unseen, for 60k over on a 99k appraisal!

But even the first month, more than $400 of that payment is principle paydown (AKA profit.).

No amortization schedule was attached to my documentsIt does note unpaid principle will be due on maturity datelanguageinterest is being calculated and on the basis of a 360 day years ("Actual/360 Basis") Monthly Payment will be calculated on the basis of a 360 Day year consisting of 12 months of 30 days each ("30/360 Basis")I find this odd as with a brief research I find the the actual/360 is a greater number should this not been the use for a monthly payment rather than tacking it on?

It wasn't a perfect book by any means, but it had one core principle that has always stuck with me.

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