When the seller see's he could have gotten $13K (and he will unless you paid outside of close) then I would imagine he would be upset - then the seller see's he could have gotten it for $10K and now he is upset - your making more then the realtor so he/she is upset.A lot of people are not mature enough to remember they are happy with the deal - so what they do is count other peoples money - in this case yours.

Hell, Fannie and Freddie are now accepting 125% LTV and the Cap and Trade bill has a provision that ALL homes must meet new energy standards per the EPA before they can be sold.Can you imagine what an inspection will cost???

I have zero real life experience, so I couldn't imagine any situation where someone would give me their hard earned money..why wouldn't they do it themselves?

I would imagine everything is online now.

I can't imagine he will get re-elected if he keeps running things the way he has so far.

When it comes to a list that you guys are sending direct mail to do you send the literature to the whole list or do you sort through the list to see who has equity in their house and only send it to those few?

With that stand, it is hard to imagine a fact based discussion with you.

So it isn't that huge of a stretch to imagine that happening when the public statement has already been clearly made.

Originally posted by CommercialReit: ... when loaning out their own funds for short term/transactional loans...The magic word you used are “their own funds†and “short term/transactional.â€If you are doing short term/transactional loans, I can’t imagine that these are anything other than to investors with no interest in occupying the premises (i.e. flippers).

I don’t know of any other parties that use that except for possibly some insurance folks.Asking price is generally a figment of someone’s imagination and shouldn’t be very important to anyone on the buy side of a transaction except to signal whether or not the property is worth bidding on given what the buyer’s opinion of value is from their underwriting.