realtor - I low balled offer, didn't get, first offer fell through and I got call back How did you finance this deal?

This is used almost exclusively by wholesalers because they’ve found found a desperate or uninformed owner, got them to agree to a low ball price, then the owner realizes they got hosed on the price so they may try and get out of it.Also, you will face liability should you Not terminate the Memorandum when applicable....you can’t buy it or find another buyer.

I dunno about the 2nd yet I just started spit balling with my friend about it.

As far as painting, just call a half a dozen "paint only contractors" and give them the scenario and have them ball park it.

She refuses to make offers that she considers "Low ball."

We would really like to keep the ball rolling.

Clients who just submit a ton of low ball offers without any rhyme or reason don't do really well within Clickinvest.

Yes, I am serious about getting invested in real estate and getting the ball rolling.

I've got a lot of balls in the air this year (1) my IT job (2) first year as a Realtor (3) and this project -- I'd say just lowering my expectations on how quickly I'd finish would have been a good start.

After making certain the numbers work and it's a good deal, make certain you have A) a good real estate attorney who will make the buying process easy and not drop the ball B) A really good inspector (even if you know the place is in major need of work having the inspection report is vital - from knowing what you're getting into to having facts when you argue down your property taxes).Finally, to get an idea of repairs you can have a contractor check out the property with you.