It’s a bit less ‘wild west’ than CL, but typically smaller contractors.

From what I see, it doesn't look like you would net anything worth wild if the current market value is $225,000.Whenever someone is on the fence about selling, the question they have to ask themselves is "what would I do with the money?"

Using that data they took a Wild A** Guess.One of the reasons, that if you invest in a city you don't live in where you can't watch the news, you should be a member of a local association that will keep you informed via on issues like taxes, regulations, laws. 

So far I've worked with Wild Cat and Flipco.

Lady said to fill out a dispute online.

Their interest is 3.3-3.7% with 1point charge... amortized for 30 yrs.I have another lady that does 5-10% down, but interest is 8% and charge 2 points, amortized for 25 years.Let me know and I'll send you their info.

You want to have some protection from an appraiser having a bad day or making a mistake and appraising it wildly lower than it should be.

Purchase price: $950,000 Cash invested: $100,000 Contributors: Jon Lallande, Hugh Carnaha The Buffalo Lodge www.stayatbuffalo.comThis has been a wild ride in terms of lessons learned!

Honestly, it was wild but with the help/guidance of a very knowledgeable local lender I got everything good enough for the green light from the appraiser and we were off to the closing table!

My wife is a former property manager, so we have a leg up, but she is currently a fulltime mom to a wild 4 and 7 year old.