Win win, right?!

I thought with the beautiful reno and the price per foot I was asking compared to all the comps that it was a total win.

He simply paid for renovations up front at the closing table and updated the HUD to reflect by providing the invoices for the rehab.

Then I would resend the first page of the contract to the owner and simply add and or assigns next to your name.

However, with that being said, I would not do it again simply because the numbers are not right.  

I am currently reading a book title winning strategies for today's  real state investor written by Robert Kiyozaki.The book is all about foreclosure strategies, I am almost done reading it, I am willing to take action now.

I have a property management company weed out all the tenants I don't want, and allow tenants who are simply low income, not "Jerry Springer episode" types.Now, that being said, I've found a lot of diamonds in the rough, BUT I'd say for every 10 houses I look at, maybe 1 or 2 are worth looking at further.  

Let's connect and see how we can help each other grow and win :)Neetu 

Make it a win win.Best of luck William

I was told that if the property is yours you can have any unwanted vehicles removed from your property by simply calling a local tow company.