Evil wins, can sleep at night and enjoys the money stolen from our family and our kids.

I than place the info in an excel spreadsheet.

Thomas Goldman and his family have an excellent practice.

I have recently found a great property to put under contract (excellent), the owner is very motivated in getting the property off her hands, she has a buyer in mind who wants the property(her sister)  and even agreed to lower the offer I originally gave her (sounds like an easy sale right).

Its a win, win, win.  

Has excellent credit but only in new job 8 months, plus it is a sales job where a large % of the income is commission, but making good money. 

Bottom line in my opinion is that the splits need to be fair to both parties to create win-win situations.Regarding the refi and investors exiting, everything was disclosed in the agreements like the PPM that upon refi the investors exit the deal so in this case all the investors knew getting in what the end result would be.

A few examples of people who seem to have good strategies for a market in flux: Show 2 with Karen Rittenhouse on “subject-to” deals, which seems like an excellent strategy in a market where homeowners may have just lost their jobs and can’t afford their mortgage, but want to stay in their houseShow 19 with Tracy Royce, discussing short sale strategies in great detail.

I feel like having this option may be a win-win for everyone.

It took me 6 auctions to win anything.