I am also a licensed realtor, have worked a loan originator for hard money lender, have light general contracting experience.

I'm starting out with relatively low capital and as I start honing in on prospects, I'm just now realizing that I haven't yet calculated closing costs into any of my deal analysis.

Ii am looking for guidelines to get off-market, foreclosure, distressed properties in wake county or within 60 minutes of travel. please throw some light and guide me.

I think it's still cutting it close and now I have to back track and add up all that time, so re-creating a time log.

And with their eyes on the future, they're even bringing virtual reality into the mix, promising a way to explore homes that's as close to stepping through the front door as you can get without leaving your couch.Yet, for all the sparkle of new technology, there's a serious side to this story, too.

I am interested in purchasing a 3-4 BR home in Loma Linda (close to the University and hospital) and renting out the individual rooms to students and professionals of LLU.I know currently the market is not great but I was wondering:- How is the demand for housing among students / professionals?

Hello Everyone,I'm trying to figure out what should the buyer pay for closing costs?

It's best to get a Flood Light with Camera outside and a few camera's in the interior. 

There is also a way to Refinance on the 5th month to close on the 6th month and transition it into a investment property.

Agents come in all flavors we are closing one next week.