We will see how that plays out but sounds promising so far.Thanks for the tip on TD Bank I will call them as well...

Now I am playing devils advocate here I have bought my share of screaming deals but 5k for this quality of home seems a bit much..Just curious of the responses if any.. or if everyone on here thinks hey buy as low as possible no matter who you take advantage of.This is right up there with Guru ism in my mind :)

Another option may be to play it like a doctors appointment. 3.

No need to have a complex, expensive-to-create strategy if you have no assets.Taxes are a different topic and that's where the CPA comes into play.

They were playing coy I guess as they knew the cops had come.

When a large drop hits the ripple effects shoot way out.Whether it will happen or not for sure is a percentage play based on where it is in the process and how it needs to be funded for it to be a go.Probably have heard of it if you mention it here.

.- With around 10,000 lots scattered mostly across the Midwest and the Central Plains, Rolfe and Reynolds are about equivalent in size to a public-housing agency in a midsize city — and in an important way, they play the same role.

I'm thinking possible sub2 deal, but I don't know how the loan situation plays out in this scenario.

My recommendation is do a rent increase (use Tyler's script to help ;) With market at $1250-$1300 I'd go to $1175 then step it up another $50 to $1225 the year following.

Calls me back and said well it was approved but a supervisor didn't approve it.I find it very unprofessional how this played out, I'm not sure if the Realtor has an investor friend that might be kicking him back?