Think of it like a Biggerpockets radio hour.A live feed for biggerpocets audiences, maybe even tied into the pro account as it has a kind of networking aspect to it.Make replying available pro members or certain influential members who have proven themselves (kind of like a round table board) to keep things civil.

If you sell, you'll have to bring $5000 to the table.

A good investor will bring to the table an ability to negotiate a better price from the bank which should translate to a better price for the end-nuyer (you).

I don't think, I know :mrgreen: Don't be jealous mister Rocky Mountain High, you can keep your Coors beer, I'll stick to tacos and tequila LOL!!!

The notion that maybe behind that hill, behind that mountain, across that river, we can find better life.

If you're under 70% LTV, you should be able to avoid bringing any cash to the table.

It's interesting that they don't usually care where it comes from... as long as the buyer brings it to the table.

They are the two who you should be able to trust.Unless you are investing in trustee sales, tax sales or bulk deals requiring you bring funds to the table in a day or two, a traditional TPA such as Equity Trust is just fine.

How much profit is REALISTICALLY on the table?

I know the seller and bankruptcy parties are very anxious to get this property sold and they do currently have another offer on the table.