NACA was formed in 1988 and provides an affordable option for potential first-time buyers:✅ No down payment✅ No closing costs or fees✅ No mortgage insurance✅ No consideration of credit score✅ Below market fixed interest rateThere are several requirements to be eligible, starting with attending one of their workshops.https://www.naca.com

But, with a negative cash flow and student loans around 7%, the math isn't working.We are considering selling the property (probably a private sale, so no real estate commissions) and paying off the student loans.

I have been to a few big conferences, book launches, and numerous local meetups, but nothing can even come close to BPCON 2023 in Orlando last week.

As much as 70% of the deals wholesalers bring to title, don't close, so you could very well loose your earnest money, as well as any expenses you put out for inspection, option money, contractor bids, survey, etc. 

We have shaken the trees as much as possible but from the Board of Commissioners, Director of Public Works, Manager of Building Dept to the assigned plan examiner, they have closed ranks on us and given us the boilerplate response of "you're in line, wait your turn."

The Motivated seller house is valued at 254,000 I offer to  am offering  to purchase the house at 75% of the appraised value which is $190, 500 and  pay closing cost of $ 7620 which is 3%.

I'm trying to figure out the sweet spot between utilizing the space to expand my client base, while also not sounding too, spam/sales-y.

I found this on TREC and sent to my current broker, but they still will not post open house on the MLS: https://www.trec.texas.gov/agency-information/rules-and-laws/trec-rules§535.4 License Required(g) Unless otherwise exempted by §535.5 of this chapter (relating to License Not Required) and §1101.355(d) of the Act, a business entity owned by a broker or sales agent which receives compensation on behalf of the license holder must be licensed as a broker under the Act.§535.5 License Not Required( c ) A real estate license is not required for an individual employed by a business entity for the purpose of buying, selling, or leasing real property for the entity.

I have the most basic question (I understand the "basics" of Georgia tax sales):So, a property owner needs to pay the sale price plus 20% interest on a tax sale I purchase at auction in order to redeem it.

How common is it in commercial leases that tenant discloses sales?