The price would be 160k, rehab for ——, then selling would top out at 200k or less.

@Peter Ledger or in turn profit by mismanaging it, purchasing it at a discounted price back from the investor, recycling it and then selling it to a new investor.

I’m in the process of putting together an investment team to find, buy, fix and sell properties in the Spartanburg/Greenville area.

Without selling, I want to tap into some of it for investing purposes, but I've got the good old favorite DTI hurdle that's preventing me from more easily accessing it from a conventional lender (I checked with a credit union already).

I'm going to sell or rent out a residential/office house on N.

Main reason he reached out to me to sell the property was because HomeUnion was exiting the property management business.

Get a really great deal under option or contract and then sell that contract.

Hopefully, others can simply avoid the experience I've had with RDU Broker.At this juncture, I'm looking to sell three single family properties in a portfolio deal.

Is that rate differential, and the 8% selling costs worth to you?

You buy a fixer upper for so much, put so much into fix it up nice and sell it for a profit that is all.