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February 9, 2010 at 7:47 AM #511048February 9, 2010 at 8:36 AM #511971NotCrankyParticipant
I like the idea too, scaredy.I like it even if you could never get financing later. You have two things in your favor,offering on stuff that most other people don’t want and paying cash. You sound like you are ready for a challenge… buy a terrible fixer. Put your family to work on an on the job training sweat equity project.
The risk is going to get covered by the good deal,free labor, release from rent or mortgage forever and a potential cash flow asset. All this opens up a line of options perhaps not previously considered, and wonderful life experience for all . No doubt about it.February 9, 2010 at 8:36 AM #511721NotCrankyParticipantI like the idea too, scaredy.I like it even if you could never get financing later. You have two things in your favor,offering on stuff that most other people don’t want and paying cash. You sound like you are ready for a challenge… buy a terrible fixer. Put your family to work on an on the job training sweat equity project.
The risk is going to get covered by the good deal,free labor, release from rent or mortgage forever and a potential cash flow asset. All this opens up a line of options perhaps not previously considered, and wonderful life experience for all . No doubt about it.February 9, 2010 at 8:36 AM #511068NotCrankyParticipantI like the idea too, scaredy.I like it even if you could never get financing later. You have two things in your favor,offering on stuff that most other people don’t want and paying cash. You sound like you are ready for a challenge… buy a terrible fixer. Put your family to work on an on the job training sweat equity project.
The risk is going to get covered by the good deal,free labor, release from rent or mortgage forever and a potential cash flow asset. All this opens up a line of options perhaps not previously considered, and wonderful life experience for all . No doubt about it.February 9, 2010 at 8:36 AM #511215NotCrankyParticipantI like the idea too, scaredy.I like it even if you could never get financing later. You have two things in your favor,offering on stuff that most other people don’t want and paying cash. You sound like you are ready for a challenge… buy a terrible fixer. Put your family to work on an on the job training sweat equity project.
The risk is going to get covered by the good deal,free labor, release from rent or mortgage forever and a potential cash flow asset. All this opens up a line of options perhaps not previously considered, and wonderful life experience for all . No doubt about it.February 9, 2010 at 8:36 AM #511626NotCrankyParticipantI like the idea too, scaredy.I like it even if you could never get financing later. You have two things in your favor,offering on stuff that most other people don’t want and paying cash. You sound like you are ready for a challenge… buy a terrible fixer. Put your family to work on an on the job training sweat equity project.
The risk is going to get covered by the good deal,free labor, release from rent or mortgage forever and a potential cash flow asset. All this opens up a line of options perhaps not previously considered, and wonderful life experience for all . No doubt about it.February 9, 2010 at 4:06 PM #512252scaredyclassicParticipantgrrr. we were putting our offer together, things only been on the market 3 days, it went contingent. they should wait a little bit, shouldnt they?
February 9, 2010 at 4:06 PM #511492scaredyclassicParticipantgrrr. we were putting our offer together, things only been on the market 3 days, it went contingent. they should wait a little bit, shouldnt they?
February 9, 2010 at 4:06 PM #511346scaredyclassicParticipantgrrr. we were putting our offer together, things only been on the market 3 days, it went contingent. they should wait a little bit, shouldnt they?
February 9, 2010 at 4:06 PM #511905scaredyclassicParticipantgrrr. we were putting our offer together, things only been on the market 3 days, it went contingent. they should wait a little bit, shouldnt they?
February 9, 2010 at 4:06 PM #511999scaredyclassicParticipantgrrr. we were putting our offer together, things only been on the market 3 days, it went contingent. they should wait a little bit, shouldnt they?
February 9, 2010 at 4:24 PM #512257Nor-LA-SD-guyParticipantIf it’s a good deal in TV you have about 3 minutes to get your offer in then you have to keep on the agents back to submit immediately so no one gets the chance to out bid you.
JJ but not really.
You can tell the deal may not be that good if you call an hour after it was listed and there are no offers on it yet.
February 9, 2010 at 4:24 PM #511497Nor-LA-SD-guyParticipantIf it’s a good deal in TV you have about 3 minutes to get your offer in then you have to keep on the agents back to submit immediately so no one gets the chance to out bid you.
JJ but not really.
You can tell the deal may not be that good if you call an hour after it was listed and there are no offers on it yet.
February 9, 2010 at 4:24 PM #511910Nor-LA-SD-guyParticipantIf it’s a good deal in TV you have about 3 minutes to get your offer in then you have to keep on the agents back to submit immediately so no one gets the chance to out bid you.
JJ but not really.
You can tell the deal may not be that good if you call an hour after it was listed and there are no offers on it yet.
February 9, 2010 at 4:24 PM #511351Nor-LA-SD-guyParticipantIf it’s a good deal in TV you have about 3 minutes to get your offer in then you have to keep on the agents back to submit immediately so no one gets the chance to out bid you.
JJ but not really.
You can tell the deal may not be that good if you call an hour after it was listed and there are no offers on it yet.
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