@Greg Scott hey yes it’s subject to inspection and appraisal nothing is locked in I can still get out.

Just know that if you get one you have locked yourself into paying off or refinancing that note in the future.  

You can run out to properties with marketing material, set up open house signs, deliver documents or lock boxes or help with social media marketing and computer stuff.

The inherit risk Is rates increasing during those first years you hold the property; but for instance - if you could've purchased the home last year, had the values rise this year and then refi into a 30 year lock - that would've played out perfectly!!! 

The bullet points are items that are pretty much locked in moving forward.

I would lock in the 3.25% 30 year fixed.

Hey @Suzet Avimeleh That's great, and I'm happy to hear you have a plan for it already.First step would be to lock in the exact market you want to be in, then build a solid team in the area (realtor, property manager, lender, etc.).

So the seller is basically locked into that price, or going to have to go Cash/Conventional only for the next buyer, anyway.In a hot market, a seller can avoid all of that and go Cash/Conventional and not lose too many prospective buyers. 

We just locked in a Triplex for 57,200.00 in a decent area and rents are upwards of 725.00 per unit.

that means i will be locked out of my own system?