
21 September 2008 | 3 replies
By me signing my name "Courtney, Mgr." could mean I can be a manager of anything...Do u see what I am saying?

19 July 2009 | 1 reply
If I was U/C for $100,000 and when the option tripped I was at a adjusted rent of $550, that is 10% over the baseline so my new purchase price is $550,000.I only buy at VERY favorable CAP rates on the front end, like 20 CAPS or lease parks with huge upside in pad rent, expenses that can be passed on etc...

8 November 2008 | 79 replies
There is a video on U-tube that some you might find of interest.http://www.youtube.com/watch?

3 October 2008 | 1 reply
There are 2 properties each pricedat $45K, there is a 2fam and a 3famLet me know what you think:[/u]Purchase Price: 45,000Appraised value - $80KLot Size:3,630Living Area: 2,160Taxes 899/yrInsurance 700/yrTotal 1,599/yrIncome: $1,100 x 12mos = $13,200/yrNet Income = $13,200 - $1,599 = $11,601 Annual return: $11,601/45,000 = 25% return[b]·Purchase Price: 45,000·Appraised value - $80K·Lot Size: 4,160 sq. feet·Living area 2,654 sq. feet·Taxes 1,594/yr Insurance 700/yr Total 2,294/yr Income: $1,367 x 12mos = $16,404/yr·Net Income = $16,404 - $2,294 = $14,110·Annual return: $14,110/45,000 = 30% return

10 October 2008 | 25 replies
I am curiuos to have insight from people who were in the business post Savings and Loan Crisis...specifically from a more experienced perspective..What do u guys think will be the effect of the Bailout ...vis a vis Rea l estate prices....PLS I DO NOT WANT THIS TO DESCEND INTO POLITICAL DISCOURSE, AM NOT INTERESTED IN SOCIALIST,FASCIST AND CAPITALIST POLITICAL DIATRIBE( NOT INTERESTED) am stricly interested in what I can do to better myself under this emerging conditions.Thank you

17 October 2008 | 10 replies
Double whammy and a big F U to honest people.

22 July 2009 | 13 replies
Thank u allDavid12

21 October 2008 | 5 replies
I am interesting about investments and real estates because last 3-4 years the market here grown and grown... and I am finding very interesting resources here.Nice to meet U !

24 January 2009 | 11 replies
So they own the property but u own the note..( which was been placed into non accrual status) Now as a note holder... cant you sell the property with a new note value to X buyer.