If you put in a decent down payment or otherwise bought right, maybe you can get away without bring cash to the table.

I lived almost 12 years on Cougar Mountain before it became part of Newcastle.I think you will find that BP is a great place to learn and network.

It's in an area called Los Feliz - North of East Hollywood, and just South of the Santa Monica Mountains.

Credentials were only put on the table once 1) the argument was being lost and 2) radically incorrect concepts regarding time-tested insurance practices could not be verified or justifed.

An agent I talked to today said that they have tried 4 with another investor and all 4 were stopped by the title company at the closing table.

I talked with the title company that killed some deals in the area for other investors and what they want to see is not just the absence of anti-flip statement but pro-flip statement with the amount of the spread disclosed :roll: No wonder the deals are dying at the closing table.

If there's a $4.7K offer on the table to them, they should take it and run.

It appears to be quite a rat's nest from the IRS rulings and the table the citations above came from.

Now nearly a month later, I have one deal in escrow, a probate under contract and table full of great leads.

No other offers on the table, but some dude was starting rehab on the house when I went to look at it... he hasn't even made an offer... weird... anyway, we kicked him out to look at it, called the listing agent and said WTF!!