There is less to worry about in terms of issues with the property and the rates you win are higher than improved parcels.

Here's my question.Assume I win the auction for the property.

Also, be sure that the unit doesn't need a lot of fix up.I never buy and hold for appreciation but count it as a bonus when it happens.

The home was built in 1987 2500 sq ft and is currently a 4 bed 2.5 bath with a bonus room.

Having come to the realization that we will not meet our financial security goals without a change in strategy and with an entrepreneurial fire burning in my heart, I am here to learn to develop winning deals.

Win-Win :) @Joshua Burke Hi Josh!

The bonus is the fees are less on a relative basis.I'm still glad I have my 'junker' houses and I'm still looking for great deals with them but generally I am looking to trade up in quality right now in order to hit my LOC target faster.

Looking forward to make win to win strategies and partners, thanks to bigger pockets for build a very powerful site to make it happen.

@Mark P.Robert Kiyosaki once wrote that he likes to pay himself 10% of his profits as a "bonus" for deals.

My client will drop the issue so it is not holding up the deal or anything, but I just do not understand the stance at all and wanted to see if some fresh eyes or other frame of mind could show me the reason behind this stance.My belief is that Landlord is saying no simply because I am asking for it and they want to "win" or the Landlord has that language in all his leases and thinks that because I am asking for a change it is bad for him (though he doesn't know why).