I did not do any preliminary research on the property until the investor brought it to me the other day.

You could pay the wholesaler that brought it to you a small assignment fee, put in new carpet and paint, take care of any other needed repairs, and rent it out.

Hey guys,A client brought a deal to me where they are the owner of the building and the tenant is buying it from them.

My tablet is giving me fits but someone brought up a good point.

Cheryl:Concerning the Chinese Drywall, from what I've read, it was brought into the country starting in 2005.Raymond

Here is an example of one of my private deals.Paid 60k at an auction for a beautiful need nothing homeTook out 12% zero coupon financing without points. 24 month balloon. interest accruing, but not compounding.I sold the home on owner financing for 170kI got 10k down (non refundable) at the time of signingI got 1200 per month for around 18 months They cashed out and after I assisted with closing costs and credits and closing costs, I brought home another 76k.Overall, I had a nice income while the home was selling.

Our target audience is young couples and single people with no kids, so this makes sense.What this meant was that by the end of the day, we'd gone as far as we could without raw materials.

And why choose an agent when they could list the ad themselves.And then get 5 calls a day from different agents who would like to list their property, come to a couple of showings with a client, and pocket a fair amount for little work.Mike brought up the problem best, "Neither one of us can justify paying $9,000 to fill out the purchase agreement and schedule some showings.

James, your post really brought a lot of clarity to my eyes.

An associate of mine jumped on a duplex purchase which was on the border of a war zone, there was an active project funded by the major metro city to rehabilitate the entire area, major fed funding, so it looked good, a bad area being brought up by OPM.