All Forum Posts by: Shannon X.

I work for a co-op with about 52 apartments and would like to offer some cleaning service. How should I go about on prices? and should I get some sort of contract as well with lawyer?

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This is a two part question, first what is the difference between a regular LOC and a business LOC? Second, could you get a line of credit on a rental or can you only get LOC if you live in the house?

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Flipping/rentals

Trying to get some advice on it and how do you like it?

Fine, I'll just do it...

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If you could, what kind of questions would you ask, or you would had asked (before you got heavily involved) to your/a mentor? I ask because I will be having my first phone conversation next week and would like to see if their are any other questions that I have not thought of. My questions are pretty basic from finding deals and closing and max offer; basic things, any others would be great!

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Thank you very much, do you usually bring one contractor or maybe two for a second opinion?

Let's say a motivated seller comes to me and would like to sell their house which is in need of some repairs & I have a high interest. What should my steps be from first too last in order to make sure their is nothing suspicious with the house (liens, mortgages, unpaid taxes, ect...)

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I attended my second REI meeting last night and was told to MAKE business cards to hand them out, so this is what I would like to do. However, I'm lost on what kind of business card I should make. As some of you may know, my interest is rehabbing/flipping ...so what kind of card should I make? should I go to the route of "We buy houses" type card or "Rehab investor" type? if anyone has their card online someone please share and also any recommendations of websites.

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I have seen now many sites with

So how does this actually work? I understand the concept... but if someone pays off the back payments how does that person get paid back when they can't pay off their mortgage payments to begin with.