I've worked for years to build my credit - it's a reflection of my financial dignity and brings opportunities to me in real estate that  have already produced hundreds of thousands of dollars in value and that I believe will produce future value into the millions or tens of millions of dollars.

Take a little less than market, reflecting the lack of amenities;2.

another lesson learned) and after several months of an empty property I finally sold it at a loss (which, as I learned, ended up being a tax write-off).I would not call this a financial REI success story, but despite the many, many pains, I do reflect on this home with positivity.

An appraisal is done that reflects the value the day of the sale.

When enough Americans get on board hopefully the Republicans realize it is in their best interest to ride the wave - and for that matter the democrats too.It's time we get back to what our constitution intended, give power to the states, reduce spending, cut entitlements, bring our troops home and protect our borders, devalue the dollar and cut corporate taxes to 0%, and focus our spending on education.We need radical change, and not the kind of "change" Obama apparently had envisioned.I think dems and reps both have it wrong and the Tea Party is not 100% right on every issue either, but they most accurately reflect my personal sentiments and hopes for the direction of our nation (ex.

The deal has not closed yet, his "commission" will be reflected on the HUD.

Check with your local municipality and see if they have a website that might reflect these.

In both cases this is not good for any Realtor as most of our business comes from referrals and if we keep getting deals that don't close this will reflect badly on us.

Work required in the house in not reflected accurately in the price, or the bank/ seller (usually bank) is living in a dream world relative to list price/location.

What are your reflections on where you've been so far in real estate, and where you're going?