Originally posted by @Chris Mcdaniel:I'm seeing that a great market to pursue is sellers who's home has been on market for 90 days or later and is eager to sell.

Originally posted by @Lauren Humphrey:Hello everyone!

One lease I was under several years ago with some college friends stated that any improvements have to be returned to the original condition or the tenant may be financially responsible if the landlord decides to return it to the original move-in condition.

Originally posted by @Tim Jones:Hi everybody!

Meaning, the original "deal" needs to good enough for its new appraisal after a minimum rehab to allow you ALL your cash back on refi! 

If it fails, then you both owe the debt of that project and any associated fees.

Originally posted by @Shawn McClelland:Here are a few I have attended, but there are many more:https://www.meetup.com/San-Antonio-Real-Estate-Inv...I prefer the smaller group settings since it is more conducive to making better connections but I plan to attend the larger ones as well.

Also buyer pays 2% negotiation fee  The seller didn't sell for 9 months so for them to ask for 175k means no one has offered that yet, right?

The savings account came with it, no fee.

I tell him that that was factored in , if I took it to the landfill they charge $ 75 a ton , there was 5 tons so he saved $ 375 dump fees .