I love to hear about realtors who also invest.

use the realtor, make offer of 135?

I talk to hundreds of investors every year who: [list]Have been thinking about investing Have been reading about investing Have a friend who had done well investing (The elusive friend) Are saving for a down payment Waiting for rates to go down Waiting to finish their real estate course Waiting for their mentor to tell them to buy Waiting for summer (insert any season) Waiting for the market to straighten out Waiting till they can afford it Waiting till they get a promotion Waiting till their friend or relative can partner with them Trying to read just one more book Waiting till they buy their own house Waiting till they get a raise Waiting to graduate from college Waiting till their friend or family member becomes a realtor Waiting to be married Waiting till they contribute their maximum to a 401k Waiting till they get done working on their own home [/list:u]Then after giving me their excuse for waiting they ask [list]What happens if the toilet gets clogged?

Also realtor fees are usually only 6% of the sales price (195,000*.06=11,700).Now when you say "ranch" I get some concerns.

Welcome to the forum.If you find yourself in need of a Realtor or Certified Residential Appraiser, drop me a line.John LaBelle

Not a real problem if you sell it yourself but if you have to use a realtor the cost is out of your pocket.

Hi

My names Eric Medemar

I am a newer investor from Grand Rapids, MI. I own around 25+ rental units. I am not an expert at land lording but I like it.

I like to wholesale properties, I have been helping clients wh...

In a phone call this morning before we went to sign, my partner told the realtor our offer is "firm".

Just a quickie related to my previous post.Are there any benefits to having a formal offer in writing, even if the seller verbally told the realtor our intended bid was unacceptable?

have you considered getting your realtor license?