Should I charge to bring it to the table?

Number one, although I originally planned on bird-dogging, but after really diving in, it seemed foolish to leave so much money on the table.

"I would be willing to pay a premium for a dining table that I know will look great"She was just asking and I volunteered to do some research for her.

I guess I'll come out from hiding under the table.

For the seller who has little equity, and would lose any other way at the closing table, essentially paying to sell his house.

They may also be required to 'expose the property to the market' to get a true market value as opposed to leaving money on the table in private transaction.

Whoa, was not aware rent control was on the table.

This got a lot of offers on the table and things can then shoot up above their previous reduction.

Our lender is fighting them and said they have never seen anyone try this... they do sometimes try to exclude pre-paids, but that that is why we were specific in our negotiation about that.Searching around I could not find anything on this, the original 12k was not even going to cover everything and we still had to bring about 3k more to the table...

Other options include:1) Private Money2) Conventional LoansOne thing to consider, no matter which route you decide to go you are going to have to bring something to the table,.