I would assume it is due to pure volume they are seeing at the moment.Hope this helps anyone else looking!

I want a product where the interest accrued are based on the average daily balance.

I just bought a single-daily home for 250,000 in Boise, Idaho that is to be my primary residence.

I’m currently reading Brandon turners book “The book on rental property investing” I read the beginners guide, ive been watching the weekly webinars for about 3 months and also listen to the BP podcast daily.

Find your local wholesalers, depending on the market there are usually 4-6 high volume/good wholesalers in each market.

I run a high volume flipping business in the el paso, tx and las cruces, nm area.

Well, reo’s are the prime target in most fliiper’s viewpoint, and the volume of reo’s is maybe 10% of what it once was, while there are more people Trying to flip than before......not particularly a great strategy in my opinion.

It speaks to motivation when a seller is already trying to hardball paying for services, though, and buyers see that as clearly as when a house is way overpriced.A better question that might get you the answer you want would be to ask agents and higher-volume flippers what they pay selling co-op (buyer's) agents. 

I listen to podcasts daily (Bigger Pockets & Rental Income Podcast) and I must say I a feeling a little overwhelmed just because this is unfamiliar territory for me, but I am excited and willing to learn.

locals in a market when doing a big rehab are at the properties almost daily.. that's how its done.. controlling costs.. also FWIW local banks generally are not going to lend to an out of market borrower especially one with no experience and only one property why would they risk far to high.. this needs to go to a national lender for the refi..