They will generally resist but if you ask the same question in different ways you won't seem extremely pushy.Remember most of your offer will NOT be accepted.

The realtor is trying to drum up business and like the NAR frequently does is putting an extremely optimistic spin on things.

I have been reading through a lot of threads and so far the consensus seems to be go it yourself, but I think he could be extremely beneficial for me for a few reasons.

[Edit] Forgot to add this little most commonly unknown fact about LLC's and Corps...Think you might have to go to small claims court or municipal court to get a judgement against a tenant or file an eviction?

video.I know its not good to pass judgement, and I commend you for not doing that, but come on...if someone doesnt have the common sense enough to dress appropriately for someone you're attempting to sell something to

I know it's an extreme approximation and varies not only region to region and city to city, but also property to property.

TIC - Tenants In Common.

In many locations now, its common to also pay some of the buyers's closing costs.The rule of thumb is that if your purchase plus closing costs are under 70% of the ARV (what you can quickly sell for after fixup, which may be less than comps), you will make 10-15% of the ARV as profit.Jon

It was commonly used for larger plots when I lived in TX.

It is extremely slow today.