It boiled down to looking at it for the long term play, not the holy crap 4.5% fee that goes through your head initially.I guess in this case it really doesn't make sense to pay such a big fee if you can get a 20% down deal.

And they don't negotiate becasue the people handling the sale really could give a crap about the property.

Holy Crap!

Holy Crap !!!

Originally posted by "ofgift":When she got a service cat to help with psychiatric problems.Not the first time I heard this crap.

LOL oh crap she's right behind me reading what I am saying and I don't think it looks good for me fellas.If I don't respond back just remember me :crying:

in my experience, the best way to build a buyer's list is to actually have deals. over the last few years, investors have been getting spammed with crap deals.

It looks like our house is going to close, one or two items left on the inspection punch list.We'll be out of here on April 22nd and (depending on what time the movers finish up) in CO a day or two later.Typical ordeal of the crap with selling the house, inspections etc.I can't wait, although my bride will kill me if we get any "late" April snow this year.

I wouldn't go around looking at houses with them...they'll surely tell you it's a great deal even if it's not to get that commission (I'm sure I'll catch crap for that statement)..:).There's a few things that you need to be looking for..THESE are the things that will lead you to the good deals that you're looking for:1.

I cannot read electrical diagrams for crap, so the instructions were useless.