Well, this is awkward ... (HUD 1 will say I'm loaded when I'm not!)

[Karin Crompton]

Hey all,

We are scheduled to close tomorrow on the sale of a property we rehabbed (woo-hoo!). This is my first rehab, and we will make a decent profit (again, woo-hoo!) ... however, the profit is nothing close to what the paperwork will make it appear to be!

It occurred to me today that we will walk out of the closing tomorrow with a check for about $150k-plus. The majority of that will pay back money we borrowed for rehab, a hunk of cash my business partner put into the venture, etc.

The thing is, I don't want the buyer to think 150k is the profit we made, for a variety of reasons. How do you handle this, if at all? I was thinking along the lines of a joke during closing, like, "Man, I wish we were pocketing all that!" haha

Do you all say anything, or just leave it be?

[Chris K.]

You definitley shouldn't be feeling guilty even if you were making $150k profit. If they are happy with the house and they agreed to the price they should be happy.

Originally posted by Jake Kucheck:

1) $150K is a lot of money? To whom?

Were you seriously asking that lol?? If it's not alot of money to you then you should give me $50k which I'm sure you can spare if 3x that isn't alot to you.