So, buyer could wait until after receiving the title report to conduct costly inspections.

Keep in mind also that when you are creating a business entity, you are required to put a business purpose, and what I found out before I Incorporated, was that you can state your business purpose as "Any lawful purpose" or "Real Estate Investing, and any other lawful purpose".That way you can conduct any business you want through your entity and nobody can come at you later and say why are you selling baseball cards on ebay when your business purpose is Real Estate..... just sayin....Also, my 2 cents.... creating a corporation might be more work, but can afford you some serious tax advantages.

Assuming you have an inspection period contingency, you can cancel your contract and get your EM back, or ask for an extension.

It can also go over the asking price.In a really slow market you can go less, if it needs extensive repairs, allow 15% as running the contracting job with the costs, maybe more depending on the extent of the repairs.In slower markets or where there is seller motivated you can get creative.If you're really new, a buyers agent may mean the difference in getting a deal or not, they will know the market and what will fly and what will crash, at least a good one will.

I'm new to real estate, and I had the chance to attend a seminar organized by Fortune Builders this weekend in Calgary, I’m not here asking for a review on FB’s so called “Mastery” program as I’m aware that this topic was covered extensively in BP forums, as a matter of fact, I had the chance to get a first-hand experience of their cheap “Mastery” program propaganda, and I decided not to attend the last day of the seminar, as the propaganda seems to be getting more fierce each day!

I figured once I used the site to conduct business I had an obligation to give back.

I will invest in both Colorado and the Orlando, Florida area.I'm just beginning my journey into real estate investing, but I have been extensively seeking real estate knowledge over the past two months and am now ready to start networking with local BP members and introduce myself to the BP Community at-large.

Hello Thayson, for investing in the Netherlands start with a general book on real estate business practices such as "Praktijkaspecten vastgoed" ISDN 978-90-01-49400-1 (or check the extensive library of Amsterdam School of Real Estate, University Amsterdam).

My guess is that they are considering the ARV as the market value and that these homes need extensive repairs to sell for anywhere near that value.

If he otherwise checks out, then I'd approve him.My very first tenant had a disorderly conduct adjudication when he applied to be my tenant.