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All Forum Posts by: Anthony Ford

Anthony Ford has started 4 posts and replied 17 times.

Post: Private Shares to raise funding!

Anthony FordPosted
  • Vendor
  • Florence, KY
  • Posts 18
  • Votes 1

I'm just curious if anyone has ever heard of creating a start-up and forming it as a private corporation with say 10,000 shares and then selling said shares too investors. Does anyone think this would work in a REI company Scenario. And if so obviously to be fair u would want too provide profit to your share holders by A either going public or B can u pay dividends on private shares?

Or is all this too much trouble?

Post: What can I do about back taxes

Anthony FordPosted
  • Vendor
  • Florence, KY
  • Posts 18
  • Votes 1

I've searched everywhere and I cannot find the city's guidelines on tax foreclosure, I believe they can just take it at any point if ur delinquent.

Post: What can I do about back taxes

Anthony FordPosted
  • Vendor
  • Florence, KY
  • Posts 18
  • Votes 1

what about federal taxes? I've been searching for the guidelines and /or where I can find info on federal taxes owed on the property as well. 

Post: What can I do about back taxes

Anthony FordPosted
  • Vendor
  • Florence, KY
  • Posts 18
  • Votes 1

what about federal taxes? I've been searching for the guidelines and /or where I can find info on federal taxes owed on the property as well. 

Post: What can I do about back taxes

Anthony FordPosted
  • Vendor
  • Florence, KY
  • Posts 18
  • Votes 1

I'm interested in a property in cincy but it has a substantial amount of back taxes , if I was to acquire this property is there away that I can work out a deal to keep the property to going to auction or also what would be the end result if I did take it and couldn't pay the taxes and it didn't work out , would they be able to garnish my wages from my full time job or anything like that?    Just trying to weigh my options. 

Post: Wholesaling without Real Estate License

Anthony FordPosted
  • Vendor
  • Florence, KY
  • Posts 18
  • Votes 1

unfortunately in this world there are many people who believe the states have the right to take away your constitutional freedoms. You have every right as an American to enter into a contract to buy a house and then sell that right to someone else. You may also do this with a dog, a Popsicle, or anything. It's not a matter of do u have the right or is it legal. It's a matter of if they can scare you enough or convince you to contract with them, ( meaning your state or local Realtors association) They do not own a monopoly on buy or selling contracts. They don't own the exclusive rights to anything. They will make you believe that, may even be able to convince a lot enforcement officer or agency to press charges against you. ( this is called boxing you in) not charged have been filed and you think oh no I did something wrong and u plead guilty pay the fine all that blah blah, 

But bottom line is if they was to press charges against u and u held ur ground and fought and had a good lawyer and all that you may come out a loser in state courts but filed appeals to higher courts would finally set you free of the charges. Eventually it would reach a court that would have to uphold the constitution. 

Same thing with drivers licenses , fishing licenses, car registrations. They are all essentially a form of boxing you out of your constitutional rights. And appealed to the higher courts they always rule that you do not have to obtain them. 

Dude if you were born in this country and or have gained legal citizenship, you have every right to put a purchase contract on anything your heart desires and turn around and sell that contract to anyone your heart desires.     Don't listen too a bunch of people telling you that you must get a license. 

" Look them square in there eyes and say, No thank you. I don't need one.".   

Stand behind that decision as a man, and as your birthright as a citizen of this country, and nobody will mess with you.......

Blink once faulter once, show one little sign of weakness, "Like asking people if you need a license.'.  And sure enough they will get you buddy. They will take your rights from you.... And you will pay them too do business or else. 

Be a American , sign the contract and sell it. Tell everyone else to get f$!*3#

Post: Wholesale

Anthony FordPosted
  • Vendor
  • Florence, KY
  • Posts 18
  • Votes 1

It's you that makes the contract assignable by adding it to the purchase agreement. If you don't make the purchase contract assignable then the only other way maybe is too double close.....

So u just add into your purchase contract ( and or / assigns ) next to your name. 

This is from what I understand. Anyhow... I'm not the world's authority here..... And that's the value of your deal the ability to assign your position to purchase to someone else, 

Also in some states all purchase agreements are assignable unless otherwise noted. U have to check on that...@Angelica Osusky 

Post: How much does cash buyer need to make?

Anthony FordPosted
  • Vendor
  • Florence, KY
  • Posts 18
  • Votes 1

ARV is 120k needs 30 k in repairs how much does cash investor need to pocket to make it worth there time.

Post: MY FIRST LIST, WHOO DOGGY!

Anthony FordPosted
  • Vendor
  • Florence, KY
  • Posts 18
  • Votes 1

what type of list our we talking about here? A mailing list of cold contacts? A list of investors or sellers? 

Post: Wholesale

Anthony FordPosted
  • Vendor
  • Florence, KY
  • Posts 18
  • Votes 1

as long as your contract is assignable u should be able to sell ur rights to another wholesaler but there going to be looking for a better deal than a person that is going to flip it so there would have to be Alot of meat on the bone so to speak........ 

The contract assignability is the key, being able to assign your right to buy to someone else, that's the trick