I'd probably sit on the house depending on what the payment is.

I would think you want to do many deals so after the first one, you can sit down and look closely at the results and adjust from there.My tips are to be transparent as the rehabber, don't skim, and give the money person peace of mind that he can get out of the deal if it sours.

Have him call his Realtor and the three of you sit down and make a deal.

There is no telling how long it's been sitting there.

They all sit on basements and have 2 car attached garages, two features that are very hard to find in this area.

We will sit down and talk numbers eventually.

Hello everyone,I am a new member who has been sitting on the sidelines for a couple of weeks while soaking up as much knowledge as possible.I am located in Southern Indiana and have profitably rehabbed 3 properties and have one rental.

Maybe they meditate or pray or spent some quiet time - in a forest, by a lake, or some other place out in nature - trying to find and listen to an inner voice, etc.That's all fine - but don't spend a lot of time on it.  

Quiet!

All houses are close to one another in quiet neighborhoods.