@Jessica RodriguezNormally, people refer to trust sales when the original grantors/trustors/owner's have passed away and are selling the property.If John Doe created The John Doe Family Trust then later sells the property, that is not what people are normally referring to when they say it is a trust sale.

Originally posted by @Rex Harris:Hello, My wife and I will like to have a do over.

Originally posted by @Derek Mizysak:I went straight to the sellers agent because I was told through an online inquiry that there was an offer on the property that was being accepted.

How did they manage to establish a pre-money valuation of $29MM (which exceeds loan origination)?

Originally posted by @Terry Lao:@Antoine Martel@Eric FernwoodI think all markets go through this cycle.

Originally posted by @Ryan Landis:@Dan P. just pay in cash, it will cash flow right off the bat ;)Start thinking about markets.

Also, because the work ended up costing 4 times as much as the original contractor quoted us, we had to dip into our personal savings, retirement fund, and borrow money from family.

By law, we carry a license to originate mortgage loans.

Originally posted by @Andrew Postell:@Chris Mason what do you think of this pricing? 

Originally posted by @Collin S.