U can take ur profits and build apon your REI buissiness by marketing more, partnering up with another investor, or even save more capital to purchase a solid buy and hold on your own, theres a boat load of possibilities out ther.

Realtor told her not to waste her time listing it unless she put in new carpet and painted.

Bob and Susan, the way I handle this is I write down that you will have 72 hours to have your attorney converse with you about the situation, and if we don't have a written response from your attorney within that time, we will all presume that there are no objections.I would hate for you to be charged to pay $500 in attorneys fees and have the attorney say "Don't do it" and then have you waste that $500.So how do you feel if I right into the agreement that you have 72 hours totalk to your attorney about this, and if we don't have a written response within that time, we will presume that there are no objections?"

Yea I don't think I would waste my time with this flick.

It depends on the market, if nobody is prepared to buy cash, and the bank needs the money, a rehab purchase loan could be acceptable to the bank, they just don't want to waste their time, in escrow to find out the buyer can't get financing.

That may sound like a load coming from a mortgage broker, but I'm speaking as objectively as possible, with no other motive than to share thoughts.It's tough to predict interest rates.

I was just wondering if anyone could give me the skinny on it before I wasted money.

FSBO's are usually a waste of money to target.

Back seat, big bed, LOADED.

I "just did it" to the tune of wasting $9,000 in advertising for leads, then when I got leads I didn't know how to figure out what was what.