Volunteer labor, donated supplies and materials, deeply discounted materials provided future forced equity.

You have the right to ask questions too, such as: EXACTLY what law or regulation are you accusing me of violating?

The market value of real estate is driven by supply and demand.

Houses are in short supply in OKC, Assuming your carpet isn't malodorous or torn up, it should be fine for most of the market.

The loan process atleast for residential financing has so much paperwork and governmental regulation that as a lender we get enough brain damage just from the operations of processing a loan.

.$2,200 for appliances, fixtures and supplies at Home Depot/Lowes$100 for electrician (2 hours)$80 for professional cleaners (2 hours)$600 to rent/buy staging furnitureWe did a lot of the cleaning ourselves, and purchased all our own supplies except the paint and flooring.

(you will split profits with)It is not necessarily very hard to borrow from a private "lender", but it is a heavily regulated arena.

At an average of $5 a pack (he smokes the cheap ones), that's $450 a month.I found a place online where you buy roll-your-own supplies and you can roll a whole carton for about $8, including shipping costs.So, in the past couple of days I rolled 2 cartons for him, saving $80.

Between them we have house painters, an electrician, a floor layer, and connections to get some of the supplies at cost.

I would prefer the old way of owner financing them to a buyer, but with new regulations, that's not really doable anymore, from what I've read here and elsewhere.Please keep us posted on your progress!!