I'm just below you in Florida where its really hard to sell and I don't know how fast you're wanting to move it but what I typically do is list on MLS and keep dropping 3% every 2 weeks until it gets to a price where I start getting bites.

But more typically it is a stalling tactic that will buy the borrower 3-6 months depending on a number of factors.

Every cases is different and everyone who reads this must understand that no case is typical.

Typically they might pay a little more than investors.

typically that is when you will get it.

When you use contingencies do you use several, or is one typically sufficient?

Then I try to figure what is a good price range, typically somewhere the middle to lower price range to put it back on the market.

On a typical six month fix and flip using hard money, I'd assume about 12% of the loan for hard money costs.

For single family, 3/4" nominal is typically used for distribution lines with 1/2" nominal to most fixtures.I recommend getting bids from multiple plumbers.

It is typical of someone that doesn't understand a concept to label it as something...