11/17/2008
Well, guess what? I got another one under contract today! I put the offer in on this one 10 days ago, and they finally got back to me today. My offer was 20k, and they countered at $23,500, which I accepted. This house is a 3/1 that needs no work at all (except the air condenser has been stolen), and will rent for $750-ish. Can you believe that? I actually don't have a buyer lined up for once, but I have 30 days to close (I offered to close in 7 days knowing full well that there's no chance in hell of that happening, but it makes my offer look better, so that's what I do sometimes. Hehe. Tricks of the trade).
I spent the weekend looking at houses and making offers. I have 12 offers in right now, and have a feeling I'm going to get at least one of them accepted. I found this buyer who likes the really crappy stuff that needs a lot of work, so I offered on a bunch of crap that I normally don't go after. I don't have a lot of competition on houses like this (everyone wants concrete block houses that don't need a lot of work), so I think I have a shot at getting one of these pieces of junk. I'm also offering 2k deposits, no contingencies, and a 7 day close, so that helps. :) You're probably thinking, "But what happens if they all get accepted?" Well, if they all get accepted, I will be jumping up and down, because I am offering so low that there's no way I wouldn't be able to sell them for a tidy little profit. It would be kind of stressful, but I'm used to that by now. ...I'm told that fortune favors the bold. Sign me up, please.
What else?
I'm going to be doing some traveling next month..... The Flip Vips mentoring group that I belong to is having a retreat in Phoenix the first weekend of December, which I'm really looking forward to. All of the members of the group picked a goal to achieve by the time of the retreat, and then the rest of the group picked the consequence if the goal is not reached. I guess I better get my ass in gear, or I am going to be doing a lot of walking when I get back... My consequence for not achieving my goal is that I have to donate my car to charity. Thanks guys. I guess it's better than having to walk around in a Speedo that's two sizes to small. (Yes, that is one of the consequences). Heeeheehee.
I'm also heading to St. Louis for Christmas to see my sis. It will be my nephew's first Christmas, and I don't want to miss it.
So, that's what I've got cookin'.
Adiós
P.S.
This is what you can get for 23.5k in the Tampa market nowadays...
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Monday, November 17, 2008
Prices, They're a Droppin'
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