Increased that work , lost work, had prices cut, you name it, it was a struggle to say the least, However the past two years I was able to partner with another contracting company and together weve grown, we have multiple crews at our disposal, an in house licensed electrician, plumber and hvac guy, concrete finishers, carpenters, general laborers an in house realtor etc.

I checked the mls and the listing agent says there are many multiple offers already in.

JOE'S GOLDEN NUGGET #2: Buzz words to find motivated sellers Buzz words to find motivated sellers include: multiple price reductions, vacant, back on market, as-is, seller to do no repairs, cash only sale, estate sale, probate sale, bank owned, REO, foreclosure, Fannie Mae, Home Path, Freddie Mac, Home Steps, HUD, etc.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.Thank you,SteveIf there are multiple secured liens on the house, it depends on who is foreclosing. 

Or, they should have just told you that history says that only one in 25 Offers will have any chance, and that patience AND multiple Offers is the name of that game.

So this may necessitate refinancing.

I find there's always a gold nuggets of information in each one and I go back to listen to a number of them multiple times.

I could run 5-10 projects at a time with no problems, multiple times, with an average of 10% less contract days and ALWAYS under budget, if you hired a contractor that is substandard or eating more than what he could chew, guess who picked the contractor?

I think 15% is reasonable if I am not charging property management fees, but is it also reasonable for finding the properties (working through multiple realtors), performing the due diligence, and project managing the rehab - or is 10% more appropriate, and then charge a fee for Management down the line. 

The mansion across the street has been converted into multiple rentals.