How often do you guys have the seller get fired up that you are selling the property basically for more than what you bought it for.How do you handle situations like this.I am also wondering how often you get the hard money lenders to pay for the assignment fee, and how often the end buyer pays it upfront.Also, what percent of your assignment fee generally goes to taxes?

I'm just wondering what other people's thoughts are.Lease Option - I pay 20% of down payment up to $1,000 for a tenant buyerIf I have a lead I send on that doesn't fit my plan...

LOL.I listen to music but did not know it could do wonders like that as it did for your father. :-).

I was scared to venture into the Foreclosure market but I just finished this wonderful foreclosure investing Course... so now I really ready to get my feet wet.

I was just wondering if there was a certain figure you guys would resell that property for after taking the ARV into consideration.

So I guess holding them for 5 years or so won't bother me too much, I'm just wondering when this is all going to pay off.

The purchase agreements are usually straight forward.

Just wondering if anyone has any ingenious ideas as far as marketing is concerned.

was wondering if anyone has heard of michael kimble out of austin, tx and his "REI marketing club?"

If they are not, the corp. is the straight-forward answer.It would take some more digging through Freddie's press release to determine.