All I expect is a fair shot.

The Department also promotes economic and community development as well as enforces the nation's fair housing laws.

it was the one with a young guy who knew a bunch of his buddies and they were all helping him.he did a great job and things he said were very spot on...the only thing i could see that "changed" a bit without being pointed out was that in the very beginning of the show - he mentioned a 250,000 profit...by the end, it was 140,000 - after the property was appraised.he bought it for i think 500k, lived there for 2 years...did 35k work to it and it appraised for 675,000 [and they didn't show him selling it, just showing it - then the show ended].minna - hope all goes well man - what was your profit margin at 12k for the rehab?

It's usually fairly inexpensive.

In the real world, there will be a bunch of expenses including holding costs, legal fees, etc, etc, etc.

I don't make a bunch of lowball offers on properties being offered at retail.

You neglect to mention the confirmed, as-is, fair market value of the home.

At first I wanted to call the investor and tell her she needs to jump on it to be fair to her, but then I feel like I would be taking away a possible commission from this realtor who brought me the lead.

So, if I've confused you, I apologize.Anyway, I think this is a great forum for investors to connect, and I so look forward to your responses to this.Thanks a bunch!

Thanks a bunch!