The broker/agent will want every time to try to get the juicy steak first.The point is that the brokers/agents return and give constant deals to the clients that treat them right and not the ones trying to feed them crumbs while they eat the steak.

@Jolene Perry I'd treat it like any other investment.

Hope they treat you good.

The property has the following points in the public records:- Mold - no report- foundation issue - no report- cut out and treated wet sheet rock - no report- basement was cleaned anti microbial - no report- City assessment : 498kwhen I saw the property with my realtor we noticed that in the 1st unit which is a finished basement - I was able to see that they cut the wall and it smells pretty bad (like mold).

Treat everyone you come across well and respectfully.

I've bought supplies/materials.Or could I draw up some agreement to continue on and treat the property as my own instead of stopping to get this all worked out?

. - How has the TN market been treating you in your REI experiences?

If you treat this business as a hobby, you won't see results.

Treat your business like a champion and strive for the best outcomes possible.Good luck in your journey!

You can charge $40 to process two individuals together with actual additional costs, if you were to charge $70 that may well be a violation in treating applicants different as to family status.If 3 people were involved I'd still stick to the charge of a couple and one individual in aggregate.