Who approves the work before the contractor is paid?

I can have my single family paid off in 8 years if I start rolling that money back into it, and if I do the same to my 4plex I can have it completely paid in 8 years after that if I commit those funds I budget every month to live on my employment income - what I don't know is if I should allocate my passive income back into my existing investments to maximize long term cash flow, or focus on buying new properties.

See Calculating Cash to close on page 3 for detailsClosing Cost DetailsAt Closing Before Closing Before Closing At Closing Borrower-Paid Seller-Paid Paid by Others Loan Costs A.

I've just recently began to implement the owner financing and Subject-to opportunities in my options when offering on deals, but would I be able to do this with pre-foreclosures?

Get moving on a pre-approval and start your home search in earnest and you might be in your new home in under 8 weeks.

The landlord can then go to the neighbor and attempt to get it paid back to him.

This place clears me a cool 1200/month after the bills are paid.

The EMD language in the A:B contract may not apply to you if you paid a deposit to the wholesaler - it would on your B:C contract in that case.

I did quite a bit of diligence, traveled to inspect the property, paid for sewer scoping etc and in the end, my revised offer was apparently too low ($10K of a $445K property!)

On a job that sizes he would not even ask to paid till the job is complete.