Is that acceptable for you?

We put in an offer about 2 weeks ago that wasn't accepted by the owner, and while it felt good to 'start' I think that in some ways I've slowed down since then out of fear that we won't 'get a deal'! 

An agent will only accept a contract that is standard, the one written by the Maryland Association of Realtors, and that contract is not assignable.

Can you please accept ?

Many of us come from commercial and me particularly government contracting, I don't as much enjoy when I work with residential, if we accept a sub 25k project, it's like working for free.

So I am reading The Book on Managing Rental Properties and Brandon recommends taking a deposit within 24 hours of accepting an applicant.

You have to decide how much profit you will accept on every deal before you buy it.The other issue you have is to find a better team of remodelers. $40,000 is a hell of a lot of work on a single family.

If the carpet is shot, advertise that you accept pets.  

Some of the better forces in Congress are working to raise the cap under Title III to $5M:To amend provisions in the securities laws relating to regulation crowdfunding to raise the dollar amount limit and to clarify certain requirements and exclusions for funding portals established by such ActLet's hope this happens.  

FNMA & FHLMC require the property to be on the MLS for 5 business days and a weekend prior to accepting an offer.