In this market, just know that a lot of sellers don't like to accept FHA offers, so your offer won't necessarily be as strong as a conventional or cash offer.

At the completion of the work and acceptance by us, we pay the remainder.

I had an offer accepted yesterday but the seller said that if the property doesn’t appraise for what I offered then I will have to cover the difference(offered 315 and it was listed at 300).

I had an offer accepted yesterday but the seller said that if the property doesn’t appraise for what I offered then I will have to cover the difference(offered 315 and it was listed at 300).

Owner had 2 properties with tenants - low balled offers for both w a 2nd person and they accepted so we split them.

I think that one problem you might encounter could be getting an FHA offer accepted over cash offers and 20 down conventional loans in the competitive market right now. 

I've decided to go for my agent license, and have been plugging away at my study guide, the guide tests, and a few other resources online.

I then spent the next two years rehabbing it, and am currently selling it for a nice profit (just accepted an offer this morning!)

If inflation is accepted at the current 7% level, adding 15% means we must earn 22% after tax.

If you don't feel like reading my life story, feel free to scroll down and just check out my first deal, my first offer ever was just accepted and the wife and I are over the moon!