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Ryan Parks LLC
27 February 2014 | 14 replies
An attorney could better answer how much protection an LLC offers in your state, but from an insurance perspective, you can still have the same liability coverage amounts.
Lynn James Bad Weather Question
8 January 2014 | 6 replies
If that's the case, definitely their responsibility.If it's not their fault, they should still have renter's insurance that would cover their personal property and pay for the hotel expense while the place is being fixed.
Sean McGovern First time buyer - live-in multi family deal analysis.
8 January 2014 | 2 replies
We don't have a lot of money to put down, so our monthly payments will be $1300-1320 for mortgage, property tax, and all necessary insurance programs.
Jay Staudt How Important Are HOA Dues in Rental Properties?
8 January 2014 | 7 replies
In COA's/some HOA's you'll get building insurance, water, cable, common area maintenance, etc.
Raphael Vargas Potential Sandwich Lease Option in DC
8 January 2014 | 3 replies
In fact, I am not sure if the title insurance company / buyer's lender will back a simultaneous closing.
Rick Baggenstoss How would you improve upon the 2% "rule"?
13 January 2014 | 17 replies
Taxes, insurance, vacancy, etc. are pretty easily predictable and recurring.
Shannon Elam When to bring in the Title company
8 January 2014 | 1 reply
Then take the contract to title and have them do a search to insure the property.
Chris C. sinking floors
15 January 2014 | 17 replies
Usually you have to jack the foundation back to level and support it, a variety of support mechanism from spaced helipads, structural foam, flowable concrete injection, etc...If you are the home owner and has an insurance policy this is one that may be useful to get them involved.
Brandon Pearsons Too Risky REO??
10 January 2014 | 4 replies
Hello All,I am trying to get feedback on a REO that is located on a busy street in an area that requires flood insurance.
JC Smith Do these Loan Details look right for FHA?
13 January 2014 | 6 replies
3.500%Taxes ESTIMATED AT:$420.00Refinance Loan Amt (without UFMIP / Funding Fee):Hazard Insurance ESTIMATED AT:$100.00Loan Amt (without UFMIP / Funding Fee):$405,300PMI/FHA Mortgage Insurance:$455.96UFMIP / Funding Fee PERCENTAGE:1.750%MI Factor1.350%UFMIP / Funding Fee DOLLAR AMOUNT:$7,092.75HOA DuesTotal Loan Amt (with UFMIP / Funding Fee):$412,3932nd Mortgage Principal and Interest$0.00Interest Rate:4.250%Loan Term (in months):360Value:$420,000TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATE:$3,004.69Loan to Value:96.50%Estimated PayoffESTIMATED FEESESTIMATED LOAN COSTS--BUYERESTIMATED PREPAID & ESCROW COSTS--BUYER (SEE NOTES BELOW)ORIGINATION FEE0.000%$0.00Per Diem Interest on New LoanASSUME$48.02LOAN DISCOUNT0.000%$0.00(from the day of funding through month end).