I have some client from NYC that flip there, I have learned that upper NY is much easier and doesn't require so much capital.

Since there are people here saying this kind of option when combined with a short sale is known scam, and that agents might not know or understand what they are presenting to their client, I'd say stick with your original offer and see what happens.

I have had several clients get more than 10 mortgages if they go through Washington Federal, but they may only do it on a case by case basis.

They are on a lot of "tax avoidance" watch lists these days so can be problematic in the clients country of origin.

And they were just furious that I was trying to; they felt that I was trying, to go around them to get at their client.

the situation is that you and your ex have a business disagreement; you want to recognize a loss and he wants to wait until the market recovers to hopefully break even or regain equity.

I know it was a long post.Yes, I own 2 houses which I am renting out to the self help clients.

Inman has recognized them more than once for innovation in the industry.

Face to face interaction is actually my preferred method of dealing with customers, clients, etc.I am new to the real estate business in regards to investing, but I have spent a few years negotiating bank terms and rates on the behalf of owners.My business partner has experience in real estate as a landlord/owner.We are looking for lead sources and marketing strategies to maximize our efficiency as we setup shop.

Guess that yes, on all accounts above, I am better than average.I'd be pretty confident in saying that people on this site recognize that it is worth being above average and that taking the path of least resistance will give them less than average results.Good luck, man.