That is part of what a good agent should bring to the table - experience from lots of deals.Cost per SF is just that.

Lender wants us to bring a lot more money to the closing table, in combination with a lower insurance premium, to get the deal closed and pass the the self sufficiency test.What are my other options?

. - so, would you do french drains and the whole shebang in your rehabs?

Hi @Leland French, I have a 2-page letter template I use that has a PA included.

We currently have 10k saved and are wanting to buy our first house sooner than later but are running into a bit of a problem because for he’s mostly been paid under the table.

We had a HVAC condensate line running out through the siding & into a French drain outside.

My goal is to come up with a strike price to put on the table, though I do not think the seller is motivated.

You can check the state tax brackets here (there's a table about halfway down the page):https://smartasset.com/taxes/california-tax-calculatorAnyway, talk to an accountant!

I have a deal on the table for a Quadraplex in a class C Neighborhood in Macon, Ga.

If you have no money, you will need to learn everything and bring your knowledge to the table in a partnership for money.