Just don't want anyone here to think they should push their chips all in (as I've read that on a ton of FB forums).

One thing I was told, which I have never heard of, that when the closing date says "On or About - DATE", that gives them the ability to push beyond the date with no penalty? 

So practically no change.I predict that some buyers will drop out to uncertainty and false worries, and others will be pushed off the fence by the low interest rates and fill their shoes.

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You may be able to get an attorney to draft a contract between you two as individuals, but I suspect they will also push you towards the LLC route.Regarding lending rates – yes an LLC will receive a higher lending rate from a bank than a person.

Our experience with NYC tenants are if you give them some slack when they do not really need it, they will continue to push and pull to see how much they get away with.

I'll roll my window down and turn my vehicle off so I can listen to the noises of the area and try to smell the air.

that's a big issue these days. also on seller prepaids if your selling to an investor you can push back on that one.. 

Good to see you making the push to do real estate.

@Sri Chakravarthy it of course depends on what kind of rent you can get, but that price range is pushing it for my area, and I'm in a more expensive area with lower property taxes.