All Forum Posts by: Lindel Turner

Ok desire to go with limited funds. You need a good credit score and someone tonowner finance. You can get a contractor license build your own. Some instances you can buy a house trashed out. Discuss with your banker the new value with your improvements. See if they will loan to you. You will need good credit for that. Good luck.

There are different approaches depending on what your goals are. Be prepared for which deal comes first. It could be a flip repo or a good rental. I like to explain it like looking at furniture or shopping for a car. You can go look at 25 couches or 25 cars. Then one day you walk in the store and there it is staring you in the face. It's no longer a hard decision. It's time to move. Where to get financing now secure it with a written contract. Now let me say this. I purchased a house once that could. It be replaced because if zoning and flood ways and easements. I could remodel it. You have to turn over every stone. I had to remodel it. Have someone smart and experienced to go with you a good friend some one in the business. If you don't know anyone ask around. Don't take advice from someone whose not in the business. I almost bought a lot with no water access until I talked to neighbors. I lost a deal this last week because I was to cautious I moved to slow. I work in the same area because I'm in my comfort zone. On the same note I bought 2 houses and didn't go in them. I knew the numbers. Dangerous unless you know what your doing. If you don't get the deal there's always another one. Move on. Learn from it.

There are lots of good suggestions for this answer. If it were me I would demand my earnest money back. Compare appraisal to county data tax records. There are always errors in these if you look hard enough. 300 feet is a big deal don't take it lightly.

Yeah it's a done deal, they shouldn't even email you without going thru your agent or broker. Tell them to stop with the harassing stress full emaills. It's unprofessional and causing stress. If I got another I would call their broker of the firm tell them your filing a formal complaint with the state. Tell them to stop at least once then file on them. No agent or broker wants this.