I don't have all the terms in front of me, just the Jets game, but they sound about the same with a rate of 3.3.

I wouldn't waive the application fee because, aside from eating into your costs, it requires the applicant to have some skin in the game.

I live in VA.Enter Bigger Pockets: I literally stumbled on the BP site a few months ago and though I want to get into the REI game, she is actually in it, so I told her to check out the website and that she could fill the apartment herself using info we learn from BP, and I could help her, remotely, from VA.What I have done: I have followed all of the suggestions regarding tenant screening and had two showings to qualified parties, neither of whom followed through with process.  

You are hearing these word because it is the popular phrase from a popular Game show - I guess I need to give a shout out to Bob Barker, as well!

He is a software and gaming producer. 

How is your golf game?

He has the contract, but is not bringing any cash to the table.  

It makes it a nightmare at the closing table trying to make sure the broker is paid, the agent is paid, the wholesaler is paid, the buyer gets his/her property, and the seller gets paid most importantly the amount they agree to.

Asset managers play a lot of games to get better prices in addition to many REO listing agents being overworked and cutting corners with their work as a result.

At the settlement table, all the seller sees is cash.