I'd ask for $20k and see how they respond @Michael BoyleEven with the seller credit, you'll still have to pay out of pocket for the repair...so maybe consider a backup plan...I'd rather have cash than the credit...have the seller take the full proceeds and write you a check for $10k at closing...good luck! 

As crazy as it sounds it is basic human behavior.

To get in with little money, the FHA is a 3.5% down loan... but it does carry the PMI for the full length of the loan.

This scam really only worked because BP is full of people who honestly feel driven to help others do well in this field.2.

This is also a full time job for many of us and our livelihood depends on our deal flow and we need capital to sustain it.

Based on the zoning I can do nearly anything I want.I am looking for a low neighborhood impact business that has a high cash flow with low entry.My thought is in buying shipping containers and packing them in tight on the lot and creating a commercial storage business.By my estimates the property could generate up to $96k a year with less than 1 year's income to reach full build out.Any one have experience with this model?

The title would be in the end buyers name so we don't have to pay transfer tax and the end buyer would have full control in case something went wrong.

If the do not pay in full by the 6th, the late fee stays.This is a $2,000 rental and they're already failing on the first month?

I live in Omaha, NE and am beginning my new journey wholesaling, with the intention of doing full flips eventually.

Work part time or full time as an intern for some summers.