They also need to be honest from the outset on what the process is and how long it takes. we provide every potential borrower a one-pager that outlines "what to expect" so the expectations are set from the outset.

They would have $14k * 8 years, $112k more money than you’re offering with ZERO risk.

George, congrats on getting the offer accepted — and honestly, don’t panic about inheriting a Section 8 tenant.

The market will tell you how much to offer.

I’m not entirely sure my sellers agent actually presented the offer from the wording in his response to me.

If we are being bluntly honest with selves; to decry a 50yr term vs 30yr term is pure prejudice. 

On my recent listings if we get an offer with a lender letter from either one of these companies, I recommend that we counter the offer with a requirement that the buyer switches to a lender we can trust to get the deal to the finish line.

It's good to be prepared, but you still need to submit an offer and get in contract.

I work with newer investors who want quick, clear deal guidance so they can move with more confidence.I offer short calls where I walk through numbers, point out risks, and give a simple breakdown of what the deal actually looks like.

@Diana Palavra just about any new business will have startup costs.Your's should include learning about local pricing.So, suggest you offer to pay 3-5 contractors to walk a property with you (take VIDEOS!)