If you intended to hold on to the property, advertised it for rental, don't usually flip, etc., you may find a loophole.

First off, sub to and pre-foreclosure investing requires a ton of marketing and advertising as well as the need to sift through hundreds of phone, email, and web contacts before finding one worth pursuing further.

It's more than enough just to be close.BTW, for the last 2 months almost all of my spare time has been spent volunteering in my local campaign headquarters.Back to work now.Frank

We don't really allow people to advertise or solicit others except in a few localized places, so those people who participate here are typically the givers.Its a beautiful thing!

He shared how lonely it is and that he expected many more people to be involved and help his campaign - especially since so many had encouraged him to run.

I will start advertising for this house prior to putting a contract on it.

@Pyrrha Rivers I think its just an advertising method to get you to use them... your correct, even something simple such as changing a sink faucet will change based on the individual work. one sink might have all pvc plumbing and happen to be missing a compression ring when or the others might be metal pipe and the pipes might be older and rusted together. in reality the only thing that would actually end up being flat fee likely would reference something such as their hourly rate, the amount of hours will depend every time.

Also, I want to begin my direct mail campaign this week so this info will really help!

I’m doing my first renovation project under our company name and thinking of advertising that we are rehabbing and looking for more.

If I find a motivated seller say from an advertisement that wants to sell their home because they missed tax payments and mortgage payments...Do I include that the buyer of the property will be covering these costs in the purchase contract or is it just something that is commonly known and does not need be included?