you typically do this at least a week before the sale and verify the amount owed to a lien holder to try to make sure there is not an accidental foreclosure sale of that property. 

Investors typically only see dollar signs.

Option 2 will cost you attorneys fees, filing fees, service of process fees, etc.... some of these can be collected on the back end if you get a judgment, but the attorneys fees typically aren't collectible. 

My typical management fee is 10% and my steepest discount is to 8%.

Thank you.FHA rates are typically lower, you’re almost awlays going to be refi’ing into a higher interest rate.

It is typical to buy the land at about 20% of the end value of the property you will build and sell. 

Rick will be a featured speaker next month.

Hello folks,Can someone share with me, what would be a typical or fair fee to charge for assigning a contract dealing with a wholesale deal.

The current financing on the first two is a typical 30 year traditional loan at 80% loan to purchase price and a rate of 4.99%. 

In my marker a 1% property would lose money every month.. you typically need higher return the lower the price, many expenses are the same or minimally different, regardless if the house is $20,000 or $200,000