That way it can be paid at the closing table and you don't have to take the chance of being screwed by the seller after it closes.

Not that anyone ever companied about more cash, but I don't need money to put gas in the car or food on the table (set for 1).

I have been lurking on the site for a couple weeks and have listened to 12 of the podcasts and I've read a ton of the blog and forum posts and really like and appreciate everyone's input and all I've learned so far.About me...My dad jokes that his kids were raised under the closing table, since he's been in real estate as long as I can remember.

It used to be that we, as the investor, didn‘t need to bring money to the closing table, but now that is not possible in any state.

That's money on the table...

How did it it work for you, both at the negotiation table and after the rehab?

Would you be willing to share some of the numbers in the deal, such as if you brought cash to the table, number of unites, and how your lease payment was calculated?

clubID=939It's the NE Metro (Vancouver) Round Table meeting.I've attended a couple of REIA meetings.

There's a cigar room, a bar area, and a raised area with tables on the left that would work great.

You are able to extrapolate it using interest rate tables and a financial calculator.Don't give up.