That is something that is usually a fight over why the numbers are good when they're really not anytime someone posts something like this, so it looks like you're on the right path there at least so if you're confident then maybe you can do it.

Sheree -- I admire your fighting spirit!

If you partner 50/50 you're fighting for 25% more basically of the land costs, I doubt a builder will be splitting any build with you without more skin in the game.With a developer you get the listings set, he sells to a builder, there is 10% on the lot, the builder sells there could be 3% or more, basically risk free from the development issues.

If everything was true, the last thing that family deserved was to have to deal with a real estate investor who wanted to fight over a crappy old house.

Relinquished (Sale) PropertySale Price Outstanding Debt Amount Anticipated Net Equity Amount of Seller Carry Back Note Replacement (Purchase) PropertyPurchase Price Anticipated New Debt/Financing Cash advanced for purchase We can go from there.

The likely outcome is a cleaner balance sheet and enhanced viability going forward, as in a corporate restructuring.The threats to assets like the historical car collection or the truly outstanding art collection at the Detroit Institute of Art are worrisome from a cultural perspective but not likely to affect real estate investment.There's a real difference in perspective between those on the "inside" and folks around the country.

This is outstanding.

The kids of the deceased had to strip a lot of stuff from the home to pay for the funeral, and the neighbor indicated the kids were just doing to let the bank foreclose due to outstanding liens.

Getting 15% would be good and 20% would be really outstanding.

saw this on another forum...LANDLORD FIGHTS CITY HALL AND WINS!