Doing nothing I got charged a total premium more than double.

i dont want any unexpected paper work or LAWS to pop up and affect my deal due to lack of guidence..

If someone is in charge of acquisitions should they just be on call, such as an outside sales type job even though they're going to be dealing with the sellers.

I will get my $35,000 back so it will essentially be $0 down, I will have the house, still have some equity, and have extra cash in hand for any unexpected vacancy or to use as another down payment later on.

Otherwise the person in charge of probating an estate is called administrator.

A few additional notes: * obviously deal with only investors who have a track record* Hard money guys charge from 9-12%* They typical note is anywhere from 12 months to as long as 5 years* Options - I like putting these in my agreements so both my investor and I have multiple exit opportunities in case things don't work out between us.

I assume a 10% fudge factor, usually plenty for unseen and the unexpected, while a few times that wasn't enough, more often it's within 2% of the initial guesstimate.

And if they're "going hungry" it's because they're not charging enough or they get involved in deals that IMO are unqualified to be put together.

wow and good luck.another tidbit is to shut off the valve before the meter before you leave on vacation. this reminds me, i have to tell the tenants to let us know when they leave so i go and shut it for for them at no charge.

These are serious time eaters and a good painter is going to charge accordingly.We generally use a 3 color scheme - walls, trim, ceiling.