Don't I want to own them at that figure?

I figure we can 1. live in the condo and buy a house to rent/section 8. 2. rent the condo and buy a bank owned property, hold a year or two and resale for a profit.

I have never written about any specific deal, but I figured it may be able to help someone understand the process a bit more.I figured I would share here.I received a call from an estate lawyer last week.

I was in the USO (US Oil Fund) ETF for a while, but after going nuts trying to figure out the taxes I just sold it.

If you make a deposit why would you need a contingency.If something turns up that was not disclosed recover your deposit.If you can't find a buyer.....walk away give up deposit....lesson learned.i usually have my buyer before i have the house contracted.You can't lose if the house is sold before you buy it.Briceanybody ever figure how much a penny doubbled every day for 31 days is :lol:

Then I try to figure what is a good price range, typically somewhere the middle to lower price range to put it back on the market.

One other question one of the agents I'm working with made the comment to figure on 10 percent on selling the home 6 percent on commissions 3 percent on closing and 1 percent for something at this point I can't remember.

I have 2 friends that did this and they are still trying to figure out whats what.

All it makes me think is that I am not buyng software from any company that is so difficult to install and un-install their software, or to find your way around their website.2 hours of messing around with it, and I still can't figure out how to get the program installed.

You can figure the vacancy factor is much higher, and the expenses per pad are also much higher.