sweet.

it's normal for everyone to want more money as they go. if your pay limit is $40, dont start them at $38 cause you will hit that limit soon.if you hire someone at $12, they wont have the skiils/tools/transportation to do a good job. u have to find the sweet spot and you will by trial and error.

Also, this is just in the sweet spot between Forest Hills and Oak Hill--not in an area prohibited (so a TON of permits left for this census tract...49/50 as of today to be exact).Thank you!

You may have to sweet talk some Canadian HR people from your former employers, as they likely are not used to filling this form out.

If the deal is 'sweet' enough than chase it because it could be worth your while when other investors walk from deals like this. 

And she was super sweet and said yes, she needs to sell as soon as possible.I don't know if we'll go look or not, but it's amazing the change from the AWESOME call with all the f-bombs!

Sweet.

HI BP,Hoa is on title since 2012 after foreclosing on previous owner.Two weeks ago bank is foreclosing and I'm the wining bid.Final judgment for the hoa foreclosure was $8800 and the hoa took title for $9400 back in 2012.Can you see a scenario which I have to pay them money?

To me it sounds like a way to take advantage of someone desperate to get involved with real estate but lacking the funding for a proper beginning or it can be more geared towards someone very well established with maybe just a cash hicccup at the time that a sweet deal comes through & need the cash fast, but even at that, don't lead a person to believe that it's possible to get it done 100% no-upfront fees first time around when YOU as a company know that though 'TECHNICALLY' true, in the real world it'll never happen.

In North Texas, I've figured out my sweet spot for purchase is about $70/sq ft with square footage between 1800-2400.