If you fix-and-flip it's more time intensive, but will be sporadic (when you're fixing a house you'll spend a lot more time).

They're much more labor-intensive to underwrite, and they don't get paid any more for them when reselling.

Ultimately, if the FC date has already been set, which is the case here, "they" could be the investor who is holding the investment since they have final say on postponements as they usually incur a legal expense.In my opinion, "they" may have chosen to incur the expense in order for the servicer (Mortgage co.) to do a workout (loan modification, short sale, DIL).Eric is correct, there are many reasons for a postponement.

I've decided to pay for the title work out of pocket should my agents title person think this is something that can get sorted out.I have been very attached to this property, but find that waining lately and went out to look at other homes yesterday.

Eat whatever you want, don't work out, and take this magic pill and you will lose weight.

They mailed me a check with a note that offered a free upgrade to one of the more intensive trainings.

Find homeowners-Your website-Agents-Loan mod companies-Referrals-Door knocking/ door hangers2.Qualify the seller: give them their options; died in lieu, loan mod, foreclosure, loan workout, forebearance agreement, short sale. 3.If a short sale is in their best interest research the mortgage info, property & tax info)4.Determine the property’s value: run comparables ( state’s taxation website, zillow or team up with a Realtor to access the MLS) 5.Present an offer to the homeowner.

But if I were the broker, I would probably get another agent involved and have two of them work out some other deal between them...or as Jason mentioned, consider a dual agency, even though that is not a dual agency.

When a guide refuses a command, it is then up to the handler to determine why and work out what to do about it.So how does this relate to to your topic?

Please make this simple for me because I don't understand the intense real-estate jargon!