Everyone wants someone else to pay for everything that happens to them as if there are no such things as accidents and there will always be someone there to pick them up when they trip and skin their knee.

If based on multiple methods, still $20k below your purchase prices, then double check your cash flow calculations. 

They have already shown a recent history of not doing so (i.e. their mortgage).The double deposit is enticing because it increases skin in the game but I'd still rather have a highly qualified applicant at a lower price.

Wondering what BP crowd thinks of the recent news tha the Federal Housing Finance Agency announced Tuesday that Fannie and Freddie will both be shutting down their single-family rental pilot programs and ending their participation in the single-family rental market, outside of their previously existing small investor programs – Fannie Mae’s Multiple Financed Properties and Freddie Mac’s Investment Property Mortgages.

Even when buying multiple properties from the same seller at the same time, pretty much everything now is one to one - meaning one parcel, one contract.I've bought and sold a decent amount of properties, many purchases were directly from financial institutions, however there is only 1 occurrence in my life (7 years ago) that I purchased a bundle of assets on the same contract - and half of those assets were total garbage and the deal was a disaster.

They have multiple Investor friendly companies lined up for each of the trades that you asked about and many more. 

She said she'd email me the information about the electric company and connecting WiFi that day (the 7th).I reached out to her multiple times after she never submitted the email.

Charleston investors with flipping ecperience looking to expand and lookIng for dedicated lenders to work multiple future deals.

Since then I have read multiple books, my favorite so far is the Millionaire Real Estate Investor, and been soaking up as much information as possible.

EDDM is the same except you do get to touch multiple homes in a single mailing.