But I do think it's time to hold your ground, play hard ball, and move on.  

I Was told a ball park on city sewer from owner was around 30-40k to install but that's was 5 years ago.

Hello Everyone, in part of a potential multifamily development, I want to get a ball park figure on subterranean parking for 3 or possible 4 levels down on approp. 18,500 SF. of land. 

Making low ball offers on foreclosures the selling agent will not even bother with a response, they are getting hammered with untold number of low balls offers.

Great community here with a lot of good resources to get the ball rolling for you.

You should also begin reaching out to investor-friendly agents in the area.BiggerPockets is a great place to search for both of those individuals.Once you have the ball rolling with a lender and Realtor, you can start seeking an attorney, contractor, handyman, homeowners insurance representative, etc. 

It perfect and sometimes drop the ball.

So yes, there is sometimes some flexibility in the commission if you go through the listing agent.Some things to keep in mind however: though the high percentage of Realtors are ethical, there are the sleaze balls that would  would shake down their own mother for a nickel.

I want to get my first property under my belt so I can get the ball rolling, but I’m just uncertain where to start that would best set me up for success.

Hello all, I am new to this and looking to start my journey in real estate investing. I am a first time home buyer that found a three family apartment with three bedroom units all the way up in Fall River Ma. This is...