The agent of course wants a chance a commission and goes out to the listing appointment explains to the sellers what the property is worth and if they list it at that price they may not get a offer for 20-30 days (after their foreclosure date) and in order to stop the foreclosure sale they need to under-list the property getting a quick offer to submit and that the actual selling price is determined by the bank.

Clearly in this situation, the higher the value the more you can borrow and the lower the less you can borrow.The HML will dictate what instrument of value they desire.

He borrows his operating funds from Private Lenders (family) @ 3%.

It stops them from choosing one path and going with it.I found a lot of the info redundant after a while.

I'm going to be visiting them March 12th through 19th, I saw your post about the weekly meetings and that's perfect I wanna stop in when I'm there.

I usually will text on the last day of the month saying that I can stop over at such and such a time usually on my way home from work to pick up rent.

There is always some pitfall stopping you from moving forward two months into the process that kills deals.

Especially in my market (a lot room for improvement) Can I borrow some patience?!?!

Once you start, you won't stop!

Is the borrower fighting you?