All Forum Posts by: Richard Dunlop

I could use some advise. I'm recently divorced and need to move within the next couple of months. During the divorce my credit got crushed. Had to short sale my house and my x wife got her truck repossessed which was under my name. I was going to rent for two years while I rebuilt credit. Are there any ways to control and Invest in a property I'm living in then sell for a profit in two years when I'm ready to buy a more suitable house? Or am I pretty much stuck renting until my credit goes up? I appreciate any advice. Thank you!

Pick a market to invest with cash while you are rebuilding your credit. Buffalo, NY, Many in PA/OH pick one close to you even if you stay in MA.

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Originally posted by @Daaimah Brown:

Current plan for this year is to save $9000... (I'm impressed!)

Single mom, Fresno. CA 22 years old. Can you relate? Tips to get to my goals faster? General advice?

Wow!!!

Teach your 2 year old daughter to:

Give 10% to Charity or Church

Save / Invest 50% (open a savings account for her NOW)

Live on 40%

Ingrain this in your daughter from the very first regular allowance you give her and I guarantee she will do better than 98% of the people out there.

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Originally posted by @Pyrrha Rivers:

Hello BP,

...Please chime in and give me your opinions on these two questions I have:

Should a colleague request be accompanied by an introductory message?

...Thank you in advance for your insightful responses.

Pyrrha

Hmmm Let me see...

You live on a Navy base...

You have 3 grown daughters...

Are you sure ~~your stalkers~~ Colleague requests are wanting to ask about RE investing?

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I sent a number to you

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@Richard Dunlop

This is an OLD thread.

But I noticed something interesting reading the whole thing.

I’m poster number 40 and with only 1 or 2 exceptions the posters that were in favor of the coaching are not here anymore. Some of them disappeared 7 years ago; some of them disappeared 5 months ago.

The posters that were critical of the coaching are still active.

Originally posted by @Andrew Hawkins:

Interesting. Maybe their wealth is so great they dont need this website any longer

Actually I'm more inclined to believe the opposite the Pro Coach people spent their money and got discouraged when it was no longer easy as the mentor made it sound.

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This is an OLD thread.

But I noticed something interesting reading the whole thing.

The posters that were critical of the coaching are still active.

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I don't think you are going to find any cash buyer/interim finance/ transactional funding person that will get excited about this deal.

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Of course you wouldn't be able to function as a RE Agent in Detroit with a CA license.

But you would still have to disclose your license on any purchases you did up here.

What brings you to Detroit area? Living up here? I relocated from Orange County CA to Detroit because of the opportunities up here.

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Originally posted by @Dave Visaya:

Hello everyone. It seems that we had an attack a couple of hours ago. These guys are sneaky, they went and attacked when most are sleeping.

In behalf of the moderators, I do apologize and we're trying to resolve this as soon as we can.

Thank you for your work clearing out the trash.

Don't forget my "Narc" and "Cop" awards or do the

10 fake accounts and 50 spam posts I reported only count as one?

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All Forum Posts by: Richard Dunlop

Richard Dunlop has started 7 posts and replied 714 times.

Post: Forclosure Prevention

Post: How to invest with horrible credit

Post: College student 5th year, minimum wage, and single mom.

Post: Is there such a thing as colleague request etiquette?

Post: Local HVAC recommendation - new furnaces

Post: thoughts of rich dad coaching?

Post: thoughts of rich dad coaching?

Post: Seller messed up - Bank threating to forclose. Is there still in this for me?

Post: SHOULD I GET MY RE LICENSE?

Post: Where's the Moderator When you need them?