Remember, your LOI is not a legally binding agreement, so after your offer is accepted, you are more than free to go and look at the property, and you can always amend your LOI determined on what you find wrong with the property, especially if it would make your deal not a good one for you.I think I explained it?

Then remember to deduct your expenses (new company car, etc.).

Invariably when I'm running a fsbo advert I'll get several calls from people who sound like they're reading from a script (either that or trying to remember what the script said).

I have been interested in RE and the Stock Market ever since i can remember.

Remember that you don't need to be a "guru" or expert to contribute here.

Then, I called a realestate company about a house , "RADON HOUSE", some of you may remember this, as you guys gave me great info..

I remember in one episode (when those same guys were on their old show) there was a side-drama about whether or not they should do a deck in the back yard of a small rehab house.

Remember, people care about "what's in it for me" so stress the benefits of working with you, and the fact you're wholesaling will pale into insignificance.My answer to your second question is, market the property in any and every way imaginable, limited only by your budget.

I am still going to be under my 3K budget and it will be done well before my self imposed deadline of one month, but remember when buying a HUD home or any home that hasn't been lived in for a while, no matter how good of a inspection you do, there are going to be little things that pop up that will cut into your profit.

It's OK to contact various lenders and check rates. points etc. but remember to do so in a short period of time because inquiries from as few as 4 lenders on your credit will read "risky" to all lenders.