Regarding a Hurricane Mitigation survey, It costs me about $250 for one and the guy looks at things like roof straps, roof design and construction, exterior doors, windows, and a few other things.

If they did back to back closings, as opposed to an assignment, would you expect your agent to make a commission on the second deal too?

I'm just getting started - so I apologize if my question is dumb, but...If the bank thinks that it's smarter to try and sell off the debt as opposed to foreclosing on the assets, then why would you want the note?

Ditto what Jason stated.Never offer information to the opposing party that you do not have to.

They all work for one company and are responsible for:- Painting/Pressure Washing- Basic Carpentry- Sheetrock Repair- Exterior Siding/Trim/Sill/Soffit/Fascia Repair and Replacement (they can completely reside and retrim a house)- Finish Electrical- Finish Plumbing- Installing Carpet/Vinyl- Flooring TrimThe main crew of contractors probably does 75% of my work.

And it has to be done for their exterior doors.

Exterior painting is in my opinion easier because it requires less precision however it normally requires some sort of crew.

A homeowner can participate in the sale process as opposed to having their home forcefully taken from them by auction.

Also known as Guru 101.There are plenty of advantages for someone to provide seller financing, you don't have to do anything else to get a good deal than be able to seel the seller on the benefits as opposed to taking cash.Not all properties are suitable for seller financing.

(Lowes deals with several in-betweeners, so you don't get the best prices from them)Special interior & exterior doors I try to get from a variety of surplus places locally.