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All Forum Posts by: Arthur Samoylovich

Arthur Samoylovich has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Probate: Letters of Office / Inventory Sheets

Arthur SamoylovichPosted
  • Buffalo Grove, IL
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1

BP community. I realize there are many probate threads, so please direct me to them if these questions have already been answered.

I went to Lake County probate records in Park City, IL. It was easy enough to find out who the executor/administrator/petitioner of estate is and whether or not they have independent authority (e.g. full authority) over the estate sales. I ignored all records with Conservators, Guardianship, limited authority admins, or where the independent authority admin rights were granted to lawyers because the admins chosen filled renunciation forms. 

What I couldn't find and have questions about is this:

1. Letters of Office indicating the official judicial decree granting the executor/administrator the 'official' right to act in that capacity. Must the executor/admin provide this document before selling the real estate to me? If the sale is made prior to, does that void the contract?

2. Inventory List: When is this supposed to be added to the file to see what real estate the deceased owned? Will it show any liens/encumbrances? Can someone provide a sample of what the inventory list looks like?

3. Petition for Probate & Letters:  There is a document with same title that indicates personal estate value and real estate value, along with annual income from real estate. Some times the value is listed and sometimes it's 0, yet I know from the will that the owner had multiple homes that his survivors inherited, so how could the value be 0? Should the value be ignored?

4. Any other recommendations/suggestions on relevant documents I should look at?

Post: Up to what LTV are lenders refinancing?

Arthur SamoylovichPosted
  • Buffalo Grove, IL
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1

I recently asked Chase Bank and they stated for Townhomes (Condominiums) and SFR, Rate/Term refinance LTV is 80%.

Additionally, there are points involved when refinancing if you are trying to buy down your rate or conversely giving you money towards refinance closing costs for raising the rate somewhere in between the lowest you can obtain and where you are now. 

Post: Treading on the same path as others

Arthur SamoylovichPosted
  • Buffalo Grove, IL
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1

Starting out in real estate investing trying to absorb all that I can and compile lists of buyers/wholesalers, lenders, contractors, etc via this community as well as others.

Focused on several strategies:

1. Fix-n-Flip

2. Wholesaling (contract assignment or double closing)

3. Owner Financing deals (Land Contracts).