Either way, you have to consider that if it was not for the realtor, neither you nor the seller wouldn't have any profits at all.

There are others north and west of Boston.Two Great reads, I bought both J.

I am trying to acquire a property, but I have a situation that I need help with.The situation is a married couple (who had children before they tied the knot) owned a single family home prior to them passing away; and neither the husband, nor the wife had a will.

I live just north of you up in LA (Venice).

I am about 5 hours north of the big H. 

It's a lot, I know it is, however I don't have the funding nor the experience to get private funding.

Hi Julie,A lot of Californians bypass the expensive coastal strip and look inland (or north or south) for investment properties that pencil out better.

Bought 204 units built in 2004 out of foreclosure just north of Dayton for about 40% less than replacement cost.  

@Tri Phung using your assumptions the potential profit if you flip the property would be north of $30K before taxes.  

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