Imagine the worst college frat parties combined with the most obnoxious customers, combined with the highest expectations for nice furnishings.The people that are saying $8-12k are exaggerating.

James,The benefit is keeping it off of your personal DTI, funneling into an entity, and simplifying the process as a whole. 

From my understanding, the only real concern with taking the latter approach is if the other person on the mortgage/deed is someone that you could potentially not trust.

I get a lot of calls after an unexperienced loan officer drops the ball and a customer finds out their loan dies due to lack of communication up front on the application.

I start with a conversation with the person to understand what they're looking for and whether or not my property is a good fit for them.

That said, playing the appreciation game is a very personal decision.

I was wondering if this was a new pronoun 😊Now that I’ve read your thread, I would say that having business cards is important because it makes you look like a serious business person.

I haven't spoken personally to either seller.

It would take several hours of general explanation and then another couple of hours of custom analysis by an experienced accountant.I can only give you a few starting pointers, but each one really has a LOT more to it than a short sentence.1.

Dude, I was a customer of yours.