This is where the second issue comes: hyper inflated figures that come from nowhere.Now imagine that the agent knows a developer that's creating a new seaside resort in the middle of nowhere, say in Panama and gets some sort of exclusivity to sell the huge amount of condos to be built to his US clients.

Nothing wrong with that as long as you are not gonna lose your mind when people are irresponsible, have to be coddled. move in the middle of the night, etc.I would consider Sylvania, Ottawa Park, Perrysburg to be the A class neighborhoods in that area, but it is not a market I know well. 

Hi- Does anyone here have any experience in buying a project based Section 8 building, we are in middle of some negotiations. 

Then when I find a property that doesn't have too many repair, maintenance, or permit issues - the numbers don't work out or the sellers won't work with us to find a middle ground.

Might even consider large stationary windows where middle doors are. 

So, you may need to work nights & weekends to get jobs done quickly so the transaction closes on time:(Find a decent middle ground JUST SO YOU CAN MAKE CONNECTIONS:)Tell every agent after you finish a job that you're looking for fixer-uppers!!!

@Will Barnard @Lori GreeneSo to be clear am i allowed to go to the title company with 2 contracts, with me in the middle?

I own a property with my significant other in Norfolk and it's perfectly in the middle of more than one base.

There is more that goes into it but you are essentially a middle man.For fix and flips you don't need a credit if you make relationships with asset based hard money lenders.

My other rental people ask for a lower price and I meet in the middle.