Have you been able to close some deals with them? 

It can create some tension, but that's why REI can be so lucrative, sometimes you have to do hard stuff that no one else wants to do. 

CH hmm. we have not purchased there in 6 or so years, prices tow high along with taxes.

Keep in mind its end of year pretty much every seller and builder is offering a 2% seller credit its the norm.$50K in earnest is a lot and if the lender drops the ball are you positive they can get the credit denial out in time to refund the earnest?  

The only way to lose the game is to run out of cash.

Most of the Flippers want to be around 75% of ARV minus repair cost or lower.

While it’s a bigger initial expense, it aligns well with your long-term retirement strategy and could provide peace of mind for years to come.

Hello everyone,I’m a 18 year old electrical apprentice and I’m looking to do a full dive into real estate investing.I am in the union and earning base wage, parking, vacation pay, pension and full benefits are covered.I am saving about 400/w in a high interest savings account right now which is 60% of my pay, I am going to get guaranteed $5/h raises every year for the next 5 years.

Facebook groups have useful information, but tend to be about 75 percent spam or sham so you have to be careful in there.

I'm curious about what bank is the best bank to do a cashout refinance with.