Yes, the seller has to pay the agent, but they choose to do this when they signed the listing agreement.

They are not into the investing which is even CRAZIER, but it lets you know that people get into a comfort zone and the only thing that can get them out is.DESPERATION.My name is douglas and I live in Charlotte give me a call.Look forward to hearing from you.

Now from the tax angle think of an LLC as a lump of clay that you can mold into the type of tax planning that fits your individual situation.You can choose to have an LLC taxed in one of four ways;1.

I deal primarily with REOs working with clients on the purchase of them (About 75% of my business).Banks and AMs have a process they use to look at offers, some pay attention to the names coming in on the contracts, some do not.If you included a letter stating you were not associated with the other party, you should be good.During a multiple offer situation, this is USUALLY how banks view offers, in order of importance, and these do have a great effect with who they do choose to be the one to buy the property.Purchase priceClosing costsFinance typeEarnest Money DepositI've had buyers to win contracts over other bidders not by purchase price, but by the fact they had cash to close, or were willing to put down $10k as compared to another buyer's $1k.

How far away do you feel comfortable investing in a property?

The number of accounts and the size of your mailbox may be limited by the account you choose, but you should be able to find something relatively cheaply that will meet your needs.

If I can not have my own deed I do not deal in deals like this.If you feel comfortable with it.

So long as the bank carries their own paper, the can make any guidelines they choose.

The amount you choose to put down only changes your COC return, there is no "cost" to your downpayment.

You can call it speculation, or whatever name you choose, but the end result is cash in the pocket and the abilty to repeat.