All Forum Posts by: Bob Reinhard

@Jill F.

Yup. And the CDC indicated it would not likely respect an advisory opinion, which it is.

Regards,

Bob

@Nate Pucel

A title company searches title, can act as a closing agent. Its back end carrier provides title insurance against claims. These are separate but potentially connected parts.

The attorney, representing you, can generally order the title. You will be responsible at the closing for all incurred charges done on your behalf.

You, the seller, each party's attorney, the title company; they all play a role for the closing.

Bob

@Nate Pucel

ALWAYS!!! Use you own attorney. If you use the seller's attorney, there is an inherent conflict. Even if there is an acknowledgement that the attorney represents both parties, be realistic, who'll represent you if there is an issue? You won't buy insurance just because someone shook your hsnd, why would you use theur attorney. The same holds true for title companies. Always use your own.

Much success.

Bob

@Jason Hernandez

Let's not over-complicate matters.

If you can pay off the mortgage and costs, i.e., all of the foreclosure costs, plus the owner buyout, just do it. The right if redemption exists up to sale. Who needs a lawyer? Pay the bank, pay the owner, take back the deed. Seems straightforward enough to me.

Much success.

Bob

@Sean Delagrange

Greetings. No matter what you use, leave out the comma. It is confusing and not necessary. If you leave it out no one will ever screw it up.

Just my 2 cents.

Bob

@Russell Holmes

I appreciate your photo array and alignment. I particularly am pleased with the one to one correspondence on perspective. It makes it very easy to see the great improvements that you have accomplished.

I hope others take a lesson from that.

Much continued success!

Bob

@Max Kar

I host a MeetUp. This Meetup can be found on MeetUp.com. Mine is not on Zoom but there are many in the Hudson Valley that are including ones out of Fishkill, Orange County, Poughkeepsie. I would search MeetUp up for these, join the MeetUp Group which is free, and then go and Zoom those that are of interest to you.

Much success. Bob

@Shulammite Ng

Greetings.

First, much success!

Second, get your investment out of NYC. The outer boroughs are highly priced or overpriced and the mayor is a socialist.

Third, if you have 8 hours to chop wood, spend most if it sharpening your axe.

Reach out with any questions. My email is in my profile.

Bob

@Krystal C.

My first and only question is this: have you checked whether room rentals are legal in New York City without requiring permits or certificates of occupancy or filed paperwork with HPD?

Much success

Bob

@Esteban Jimenez

Greetings.

Perhaps 30 minutes weekly.

Regards,

Bob