Hi Everyone,I only work with Real estate investors as a real estate agent in New Jersey / South Jersey and I wanted to pose a question. 

The agent had a friend that made the same if not higher offer but theirs was 30 day close and they were asking questions like is the title clean, any issues with title, etc.

. :)Just talked to my agent minutes ago and it sounds like we're pulling the trigger on our first house on Monday, when we're back in town.

I am a new real estate agent! 

Depending on which one you utilize they will not look at your "DTI" but they will look at your global cash flow" and then said they are "your best bet to avoid looking at your global cash flow".Also can you give example of a Non recourse bank/lender.Im currently looking a 5 unit and asked the agent for the financials.

I've done a couple of wholesale deals and I'm also an agent.

Two of the most common reasons agents get sued are fraud and misrepresentation of value.

Kathryn at Texas legacy is by far the best and most knowledgable investor title agent in Amarillo, no question about it.

There is no answer to thisInsurance-Call your insurance coCommission- varies by agent, but if you want a placeholder plug in 5% of the selling priceSelling closing cost-You don't normally pay thisHome warranty-Call the companyTermite letter- I've never worked in MA with a "termite letter"MLS fees-You don't pay mls fees, your agent does.  

To the real estate agents we hire to sell the product.. to the closing attorneys and title companies we purchase services from..