@Richard Burke be patient and persistent.

Probably going to take me a little longer to do that but I'm learning to be patient haha

I'm trying to be patient but not let rightbopportunity pass me by.

I hate surprises good or bad, I like to be prepared for everything and not knowing is the worst...We are doing a lot of research and reading books that you recommend, but I think the real deal will start once we actually invest… Please be patient with me, if I may ask silly questions as I learn about real estate.

Just be patient for the right one to come along.Thanks and have a great day.

The lein on record is essentially the same amount as the current proposed purchase price.I have no reason to doubt this individual, however this is clearly not substantial proof of mortgage satisfaction should the prior owner's family decide to recall the mortgage after the purchase.

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I think it would be difficult to improve upon 32% annual yield, which is why I'm thinking simply being patient and waiting for appreciation might be the best option to take.

Maybe all you need is a gentle reminder to get it all straightened out to your satisfaction.

Well capitalized, with patient equity, and in an upward trending location DXE will execute a refinance into an agency loan product.