Because they essentially aren't getting more money than asking even if the property were $100,000 and you offer $106,000 with 6% concession $106,000 *94% = $99,640 which is less than asking and includes more hassle for the seller. 

Hi everyone, I found a lender in Canada that will lend up to 75%  total construction cost including land.

I like to have a place to call my own for me and my family, which includes a wife, 3 kids and 2 cats.

Include aerial photo as the front view can be deceiving....

The doors will cost $800 to replace.The lease says the following regarding maintenance of the grounds:"Tenant shall at all times, maintain the Property in a clean and sanitary manner including all equipment, appliances, furniture and furnishings therein and shall surrender the same, at termination hereof, in as good condition as received, normal wear and tear excepted.

If the borrower’s credit file includes complete and accurate information to ensure the validity of the credit score, the lender does not need to further evaluate the borrower’s creditworthiness.https://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/selling/b3...If you have your credit pulled for a mortgage and look at a copy of the report, you will see that those versions are listed on the report.

If you use the search term "Wholesaling" in the search above, you will see a range of things to read including a beginner's guide.Good Luck.

In my state of SC the way property tax is assessed for rentals is (assessed value x .06 and that times .1 but that does not include additional taxes that businesses are hit with that owner occupied isn't.

I'm more inclined to come down on the side of keeping it, purely because it's a small fry debt that currently earns you 18.6% net, not including future appreciation.

I have a prewritten reply that includes additional information about the property and send them to a site with a prequalification form.Once they fill out the prequalification form and it is a good fit, then it is worth the time to set up a showing.