I think, if you had a good credit, it wasn't that tough to get loans with good rates.

I feel that this is something we should be compensated for- at the very least, we should be reimbursed for the materials we had to purchase.

As Dan mentioned, this market is tough so you'll need to be a little patient.  

Then, you are playing with the house's money to hold for appreciation (if it materializes long term), but can still profit short term through sale if you need or want to. 

I understand that it is a tough feat to succeed as a real estate agent on the side but I know there are tricks out there and strategies to employ to maximize the time I am able to put forth.  

That would be tough due to his two year requirement in my opinion.For example- if he is willing to stay on for 5 years (or close to this time frame), a few things can happen. 1.

You have read what the material on BP.

@Brett SnodgrassTo think someone would sell something like this, lol, no it should be a good deal in the grand scheme, though maybe I should have let you trash it out, it was way more than I thought, lol Thanks tough seriously@Adam Beckstetdtwe can talk about at lunch it really is an overall ok house now that cleaned out@Kimberly Schmid@Jay Redding mostly trash though a few finds, @Jay Reddingplease paint your house ANYTHING other than that color, lol@Drew Wiardthat was kinda my plan, but the guys want to recover from this first, lol@Sarah Ziehrseriously this tops my list and I usually have the crazy deals, hats off to you. 

@Lois Ginter Madison is definitely a tough market!

I would recommend cash for keys but be tough in the negotiating.