Often there’s capital and risk, but very little reward.

I tell my sellers that this happens often, so expect it.

The agent provides comps and advice, but sellers often "don't want to leave money on the table".

The Mortgage Bankers Association believes that Hispanic borrowers often steer clear of mainstream lenders due to deportation fears and their dependence on cash transactions.

Allows me to maximize ROI most often.

No digging through files for information that you tend to need fairly often.

Yeah I was one of them viewing it, so I'll jump in now.Once you have a second contract signed with the buyer on a double close or have an assignment of contract signed with the buyer on an assignment, then, yes, most oftenly all you do is wait for closing.

Also, I dont think she uses it very often, because she knows nothing about it.

I can only speak to a specific location but here in the San Francisco area, the standard commission of 6% can often be negotiated down to between 4% to 5% for $1mil properties.

How often do you end up forclosing on your notes?