Another party may be willing to provide the capital for the improvements, in exchange for a small percentage of the profits upon sale of the property.

So rent them out to exchange students from Hong Kong.

(This means in exchange for paying 7% instead of 8%, I'd be willing to cough up a 10% of any capital gain on the property.)There will be additional details about holding time and early exit penalties etc. included in the OA.Here's a hypothetical example: $100,000 single family house. 20% down requirement

I understand the pay is negotiable, I just wanted to see if other agents had any more precise knowledge of the typical payment sturcutre.

Again I would like to hold this property as a rental after moving out, but suppose I could also use this as a short term place to live and do a 1031 exchange in the future, but would take a loss on selling and closing fees. 3] This is the more extreme, but possibly financially best, strategy in my mind.

If the title companies would deliver HUD-1s sooner we could deliver precise amounts via cashier's checks much sooner in most cases giving them time to clear.

Let me rephrase one question: If I buy an underwater property "subject-to", what is the likelihood - or has anyone had success negotiating a "release of lien" in exchange for a cash payment more appropriate for the current value of the property?

I've been using the app called "EZ Tripper" which also allows for notes with each trip and can be exported to Excel.Follow up question for you: when you have fully depreciated your vehicles, have you done a 1031 exchange into your next business vehicle to avoid the depreciation recapture on the sale?

I'd do it cheap or free in exchange for something else.Is he flipping these houses?

Learn more through experience, possibly shadow someone local in exchange for some work so that I may get "hands on" knowledge.3.)