To add: newbie to newbie, it may be a good idea to find an RE attorney who has/does work with investors at least fairly regularly, they may better understand the unique matters investors sometimes face.

In this sense, a dollar is a dollar, and that allows me to compare the worth of two objects, let's say guns and butter for the sake of days in econ classes.Gold could be used in this way, saying an ounce is worth half of a gun and a pound of butter.

I don't see any wholesalers using any "unique" contract that goes by the state or realtor ever.

OR... find an agent that already understands these things, operates in this space, and will have more credibility with this (and future) listing agents.I've found that most people are willing to go along with things that meet their objectives, and most agents are happy to get paid.

Just a tenant.Another unique idea would be to have a decreasing fee for breaking the lease.

Hey guys, I have a question about an apartment complex my parents are thinking about selling. This apartment complex was gifted by my grandfather to his 5 children, who are now equal shareholders. He built the apart...

Hey guys, I have a lengthy scenario and a few unique questions so please bare with me.

I try to be objective in all of my BP posts, and stay away from generalizations.

About the closest I have come to no money down is an owner finance deal with 3,900 to the closing table for partial escrow and title policy.It was a unique set of circumstances and not common though.

Already has beautiful desert landscaping.ARV – conservative estimate at $1.5 Million.  No good comps for this unique property, but a few local Navajo who seemed trustworthy said it would be worth at least $2 million.