The tax rate is applied to the profit and you keep the difference.Hence you would be paying 25% on the profit in your example and not 25% of the sale price.John Corey

Yes, the above example is not normal or common.

An example I fax a realtor and get them to agree to a deal of 150k on a 200k sale.

For example, as I did not have any consumer credits and very good cash balance on my bank accounts, I got several loans for my apartments in France around 3.45%.

For example, here in Ohio, I saw a report that 22% of all the mortgage brokers in our state have gone out of business since January 1st.

Example if the asking price being advertised was $165k but you ask them to bump it up to $198k so you can get $36k back at closing that is fraud.

A recent example of that is: http://www.azcentral.com/business/articles/0615gr-fraud0615-ON.htmlThough ccr's should limit the dues increase each year, the board can override that with special assessments, and though any greater or special assessment should probably be voted on by the entire membership, boards don't always see it that way, and the voting process is too easy to steal.

Or you want to get a hard money loan without a credit check.If you have a more established track record you can use less expensive financing (Working Line Of Credit for example).

Originally posted by "re hustler":I do a lot of mailing to vacant homeonwers. i would like my site to target sellers.Perfect example of two different but related purposes.1.

Take Chicago for example - about an hour outside of Chicago is the northwest Indiana area.