The more in the option price that is paid, the more of an equitable ownership in the property that is established.

One of the most fundamental decisions that any business must make is establishing the price it will charge for its products or services.

I specialize in dealing with residential real estate investors in Pennsylvania, but am also licensed in NY, CT, NJ, NC, MI, and FL.

I went the address, vacant, found an "open" window and gave the inside a quick once over and talked to the neighbors.By the time the seller called me back at 5:30 I already had a contract filled out except for price, at 6:30 we had both signed.The next day I was sitting in the RE office where I had my license (part timer, strictly for working the foreclosure market) and one of the other agents saw the ad in the Greensheet.

I'll follow up with interested buyers and get them pre-approved, then send them back to you.If you'd like to establish a mutually beneficial professional relationship, feel free to contact me.

I am having difficulties coming to a decision whether to get a salesperson license or not.

I am a stay at home mother and had my real estate license and I am looking to get my brokers license so that when we have enough money we may do this on our own.

Just another non-scientific poll from me :whistle:For those that are just starting off or working on larger rehabs paying cash for the complete project may not be an option.Most local banks (at least in this market) will not do 100% financing unless a track record has been established.

Some agents are real boneheads but the broker doesn't want to put his license at risk.

I wanted to get in the market, wanted to get licensed, etc.