So they are always paying late fees.

This hit us hard but we do not want to have to deal with legal fees and more time if we had to file a larger amount, higher a lawyer, file with a different court vs Small Claims.So part of the reason why the difference is so large is because 1) we were hoping we could have a contractor come and just sand, fill, and refinish the areas that were damaged but due to the floors being engineered wood and also having a certain character to them, we can't have them sanded or you would be able to see exactly the areas that were sanded. 

I live in California and I know the fees are high here.

I literally signed a contract, drove to my wholesaler friend and he gave me a 60K assignment fee and closed on them 3 days later.So don't let people tell you it's hard because it isn't.

Every payment grandma gets, as well as fees and PMI, is tacked onto the mortgage balance.

(I'm in Arizona so your results may vary) Compensation can only be paid to a licensed broker so you can't pay "finder fees" to unlicensed bird dogs or wholesalers.

You could go with a commercial lender, but you'd most likely be looking at higher rates and fees, and shorter terms.

.= 85012,= 85013,= 85015,= 85017,= 85019,= 85021,= 85051,=85012,=85013,=85015,=85051,=85017,=85019,=85021Dwelling Type of Apartment Style/Flat, Gemini/Twin Home

From a death disclosure standpoint, you must disclose any deaths that have occurred on the property in the 36 months that preceded the sale, regardless of whether or not the buyer asks.Since each case tends to be so different, it’s nearly impossible to accurately determine the exact tangible value decrease corresponding with the crime.While @Kevin B. is correct that some buyers will be much more put off than others, I would caution you against thinking that it’s likely for you to find a buyer that flat out doesn’t care.  

Obviously you would have to subtract the loan fees, but that's how it works and one of the best things about holding real estate long term.