Could potentially be a factor on a property bought a long time ago, but won't apply to any new purchases.But wait, there's more.

The lenders I deal with (CW) (BofA) Citi) are not as open to discounts when they know an investor is the buyer.

Would that be factored into how much the property cost?

It's a criminal matter and LLC is a mute factor.

This would be ideal for a short sale right?

I hope that they take any wealth I leave to them (not likely to be a big pile of cash, by the way, more likely to be business and investment assets) and increase it geometrically.Response: I think that’s the ideal thing to do, if you can somehow guarantee that it can be done successfully.Quote: They have many acres of property in California, that have been held for 4 generations and have been offered millions for it by builders.Response: I have never understood why families keep land for generations and never sell it.

The ideal candidate would be someone looking to be part of a team and working for a growing real estate company.Here is a brief description of the type of agent we are looking for.

I would agree that using an agent would be ideal to make an offer.

Depends on a bunch of factors.

I have multiple investors that would need to be pre-qualified and funded.Lending specifications required:Hard Money or Private Money to fund rehab and close70% LTV based on ARV (after repair value)Ideal time frame to close once investor is pre-qual'd = 2 weeks or less.Average ARV is 70-85KPermanent Cash-out refinance80% LTV based on ARV with cash-outI am going to show a heavy dose of pleasant skepticism.