They were listed at 25K less and when they dropped on Zillow we came and took a tour.

It can get a little confusing when we have escrow, our company, title, the listing agent, lender, etc going back and forth on multiple subjects centered on one property; all over emails. 

JesseHey Jesse,80% LTV might be the toughest part on that list, especially on a refinance. 

I'm debating buying a 3 unit where the existing tenant in the top unit clearly smokes in the unit (cigarette in ash tray in listing photo).

I would not agree to that as a seller or a listing agent, absolutely no way.

Whether it's paperwork headaches or communication mishaps, lay it on here.As we dive into brainstorming a brand-spanking-new prop-tech platform, we're itching to hear your wish-list.

As in, would it sit for sale because it’s now “worth” 350k arv despite the ones around it in the same neighborhood being listed now at 250k, as an extreme example? 

But with that said, if your deal is in a decent sized market, i.e. at least 15-20k population or higher, then what we do is pull a cash buyer list from Propstream, and for the buyers that are LLCs, LPs, Ltds, Incs, we look up who the managing member(s) is/are, and then we skip trace the list and start calling. 

-Stage the property or consider virtual staging.Timing:-Be mindful of real estate market seasonality and major holidays can distract buyers from noticing your new listing.

Our home and the extra lot are listed on the deed and under one mortgage.