So I'm pushing hard for my dreams.My pricing knowledge on rehabbing costs is pretty non-existant though.

And even then, they probably can't close within that time ...Hey Steve and Chris - You guys both make really good points about the closing dates and the way the banks look at them, but I have had a different experience.Most REO's are represented by brokers or agents down here in Memphis so even though the bank cannot close quickly in most cases, the listing broker or agent is very interested in not wasting time and pushing for the best contract.

PUSH OUT!

However, in 2007, that HELOC had been increased to $569K.In reading the file, the 2nd mortgage lender, who is referred to as defendant/counterplaintiff is definitely the one pushing the case forward.

Working with the contractors is the part that makes me nervous, because I worry that they will just try to roll over me and kind of push what they want, and not do what I want, or not take me seriously.

That feeling of the success of a deal or the feeling of finding a good deal, it provides a sense of continuing forward, of continuing to be pushed or propelled forward in a fundamental way.

But they've all been pushed aside by my seller because he/she felt really comfortable with me over a fast talking toe-stepping-on used car salesman masquerading as a wholesaler.

Because of that and the lack of time to enjoy it, we haven't pushed very hard.

They have one at my office, and it has vents on the sides of course so it can read temperature, and they take bent paper clips to push the little levers when they get cold.

Another term we use in wholesaling is "Pushing paper or Flipping contracts".