fudging write-offs or collecting income under the table comes to bite you in the a@@ when it comes to financing whether that is personal or business.

I don't want my property to be on the market for a crazy amount of time but I don't want to leave money on the table.

- How much down did you bring to the table, is it conventional financing with the Homestyle construction loan- Is RTR working directly with the contractors to be on top of the progress or you manage it?

Key was getting them to the table and providing us a list of todos. 

As an aspiring real estate investor with a background in financial marketing and mortgage insurance, I bring a unique blend of skills to the table.

The house is worth 1.2 Million and it cash flows like a beast but at this price range things get pricey at the closing table and for holding costs. 

There was no offer date (many of the other properties we were looking at had offer dates), but there were three offers on the table at the time that ours went in.

My goal is that in 6 months I have legit offers on the table for rentals or other real estate ventures that allow me to move away from education.  

I'd do a pool table, a shuffle board table, and a couple of arcade consoles.

I make sure I get as much info about the seller as possible and I will never have just one offer on the table.