question is when did this seller buy his home and how much did he buy it for and how was it financed?
assuming a flip situation. this flipper is looking at the fact that he has been holding on with very high carrying cost. as the home stays on the market past 100 days, that’s 3 additional months of carrying cost. who should bear the burden of these cost? obviously not the flipper in question. so he decides in his infinate wisdom to pass it on to the would be buyer.
question is when did this seller buy his home and how much did he buy it for and how was it financed?
assuming a flip situation. this flipper is looking at the fact that he has been holding on with very high carrying cost. as the home stays on the market past 100 days, that’s 3 additional months of carrying cost. who should bear the burden of these cost? obviously not the flipper in question. so he decides in his infinate wisdom to pass it on to the would be buyer.
question is when did this seller buy his home and how much did he buy it for and how was it financed?
assuming a flip situation. this flipper is looking at the fact that he has been holding on with very high carrying cost. as the home stays on the market past 100 days, that’s 3 additional months of carrying cost. who should bear the burden of these cost? obviously not the flipper in question. so he decides in his infinate wisdom to pass it on to the would be buyer.
question is when did this seller buy his home and how much did he buy it for and how was it financed?
assuming a flip situation. this flipper is looking at the fact that he has been holding on with very high carrying cost. as the home stays on the market past 100 days, that’s 3 additional months of carrying cost. who should bear the burden of these cost? obviously not the flipper in question. so he decides in his infinate wisdom to pass it on to the would be buyer.
question is when did this seller buy his home and how much did he buy it for and how was it financed?
assuming a flip situation. this flipper is looking at the fact that he has been holding on with very high carrying cost. as the home stays on the market past 100 days, that’s 3 additional months of carrying cost. who should bear the burden of these cost? obviously not the flipper in question. so he decides in his infinate wisdom to pass it on to the would be buyer.
