I suppose it could be possible, maybe, to structure your business in such a way as to facilitate this.

Hi all,I'm on the verge of going out there and beginning my marketing phase on my seach for properties to wholesale and want to make sure I have this question answered before I'm actually faced with this scenario: Suppose I'm screening a seller for motivation and begin to ask questions about the property and the seller tells me he or she is already working with a realtor?

We are supposed to close next week.

Everyday is a battle to stay focused, because there is so many other things that I am suppose to be doing.

The Cash To Close is not supposed to be the same as your Closing Costs, two totally different calculations.Your closing costs, are well, your closing costs.Cash To Close, is purchase price, plus closing costs, (with proration adjustments) which gives a Total Costs.  

We're supposed to have signed a shareholder's agreement at the start, but I couldn't bring myself to do it because something in his lack of understanding of certain concepts, etc. didn't feel quite right.

Then adding one final insult to home owners, DORA was supposed to address abusive, duplicative, and excessive CAM fees assessed home owners (pocketed mostly by CAI members) by requiring “full disclosure” of fees in licensing rules.

I have been inside so many rental properties where the landlord said the tenants were supposed to be taking care of the property, only to see half finished projects sit there incomplete for years on end.

You could have an attorney contact the HOA management company or HOA President to apply a little pressure to fix the mistake, as they are supposed to return it to a AS-IS position, but don't get your hopes up.

We're looking at a house that has a renter in it who's supposedly paying $1,100/month with a month to month lease.