Since we're here again for another Tax Season, I'm just curious , as to know 100%  what Tax Bracket someone falls in as a whole (  State, City and Federal ) ....all Combined Is it  15% of your Income you should hold out ?

Having them do their own negotiating is still all going to fall on you.

You will find value in buildings that are kind of falling apart cosmetically or maybe even boarded up.

If they run your credit it will negatively impact for a short period of time (about 1 year and another 1 year to totally fall off the report).

biggest tip is not to fall in love exclusively as a realtor.

Multi-unit residential is really tight inventory though, so anything in decent shape that falls in those ranges are typically gone within 24-48 hours so you have to just watch and then jump quickly.

If rates go up a quarter point, and the most in willing to pay today is 700 on a home (I've done stock investments until now and will continue to do so), that quarter point will drive my max home price down by at least 15k..... my fear then is that houses will not fall 15k but rather stay flat.

Meanwhile I am in contract on 11 SFRs and had serious talks that wound up falling through on 17 others (two portfolios).Perhaps a simile.  

If he sold his condo and net $50K, would he be taxed on that or does this fall under the "less than $250K net profit, not taxable" category? 

An interesting article came out yesterday talking about lowest housing inventory ever in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.