They still pay a 3% commission if the buyer has an agent, but it saves them the 3% to a listing agent.

They may still pay 3% if the buyer has an agent, but it still saves them the 3% on the front side.

Instead you might try giving examples of where you have helped an investor find a great deal or (more importantly) helped an investor save a lot of money by avoiding a costly mistake.

Would you make minimum payments on my personal and 1st rental houses and SAVE that money that WOULD have gone to make "regular" payments?

what do i do to save it and still walk away with some money.I paid 318k and had listed for 419k and worth every penny. however slower markets in Fl. i just reduced it to 375k but im running out of time. the bank mentioned short sale.

I ask because even thought I have perfect credit, I have no savings or income (I'm a fulltime student) so I won't be able to qualify for a rehab loan through convential avenues.

I have perfect credit, but no income... and no savings.

Dorlyn, I’m not sure your situation, but for me it’s generally better to do a refi when I’m getting at least 1% or more in savings or if I have a hard money loan that I want to replace with a conventional mortage.

I'm saving for my second and third hopefully by the end of this year.

Save all the money you make doing that until you have your own cash to make the deals work for you.When you get enough cash, you can work the deal without giving a huge chunk of the profits to someone else.