Don't use a lame "inspection period" to trick anyone into jumping out of the contract if you can't find a buyer.

I love @t Account Closed trick.

if you have any tips or tricks for me please let me know. :)

You will save comission, but typically you will still net less money.Buyers first thought on a FSBO is always discounted deal.The first trick in this market is not to sell a house, but to successfully orchestrate a bidding war and then play it right.

I know this sounds like a doomsday scenario but I see one trend as a possible result of the Covid madness.

I always tell my clients this:- buy a quality property in a quality location - don't let the low price trick you buying an odd duck.

Texas as a whole is also seeing this trend take place.

But there is little insight on what significant levels of inflation, such as that caused by COVID, do to these trends during economic depression/recession in the united states. 

If that is not the case you can analyze the current real estate market and trends and identify markets that will more likely than others be stable or less affected by coming economic declines. 

Hey all -- I'm close to wrapping up a BRRRR rehab phase, and I'd love to hear some tips/tricks from folks to ensure that you can "sign off" on the rehab and pay final costs to your contractor.