Normally we'd have the grass cut during the first 1-2 days of taking ownership BUT, my pickup truck is in the shop and I can't fit the lawn mower in my car (or maybe I just don't want to - lol).

If I win, we record a security deed and proceed as normal.  

If you can't get approved normally, I would take $15,000 and open three secured credit cards with $5,000 each. 

My question is, is it normal for wholesalers to sign a Brokerage Agreement?

Hopefully, you just won't hear from him again, which is the normal thing, but in case you do, you'll have some documentation that you tried to do the right thing.  

It is also worth noting that if you charge above market rent you will often attract tenants that can't be normally be accepted at average rents, in addition you are more likely to get tenants that will move out faster if they can easily get a better deal.

Hi Matt, This is very late but your accountant is normally correct.

Licensing deals are normal and if I swore off of any brand using a celebrity, I'd never travel abroad, drive, or wear underwear - a recipe for binge watching Netflix (who, to my knowledge, hasn't used a celebrity endorsement yet).Side note: Where are you getting the $200 number from?

It's a normal cash out refinance with the extra documentation of your closing statement (HUD), purchase contract, escrow instructions and copy of the deed.You can get a new appraisal to accomodate the new value, but you are limited to the amount you paid for the property and what you can document you spent in repairs.

Not sure if you want to buy in that area but are trying to do some research to help make a decision.Sounds like a normal thought process to me.