They can be a flat fee or a combination of the two. 

Fully stainless and usually the better option in each: electric cooktop instead of coils and 5 burners with heavy grates instead of wire and front load washer dryers.

The other way is to make sure you have good cash-flowing properties with enough equity in them to be able to weather the storm.Or a combination of the two strategies above, which is what I plan on doing.Keep in mind: the average investor who is now all-out 'in it', sinking everything they have into chasing this market will be the first ones to cut, run and cry about how real estate sucks when the market turns and they get their fingers burned.To me, it's better to take some profit when you can, even if by staying in you could have gotten more, rather than staying until too late and losing everything you think you 'made.'

You want a choice to ask the seller to reduce the price to appraised value or a combination of other possible workouts.It could just be this particular appraiser value was low.

Do a deep dive on that.Condos are also the worst combination of apartment and SF house problems.   

At the meantime, the washer dryer is broken, and they want it fixed asap.

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In the last few years I've learned to fix washers, dryers and refrigerators for the price of 6 pack. 

Owner pays for water and yard maintenance ($150 a month combined for both).

Originally posted by Account Closed Hi Joe, using a combination of cash with networking for off market deals, sheriffs auctions, hunting for distressed properties and the good old MLS.