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Noor B. questions about 7 unit mulitfamily in CT
24 November 2013 | 7 replies
Trying to inject closed cell foam, or blow in cellulose into the wall cavities is problematic due to the common, but not systematic, use of cross members.
Aaron Mazzrillo Note Terms & Clauses
5 December 2015 | 16 replies
The issue with using other peoples money may be better understood if an operator were to borrow most or all of a property's value and assign a note or property as collateral.
Scott C. Making handyman pay for leak repair
29 December 2013 | 29 replies
Could you work out an arrangement where he provides services free of charge to pay back part or all of the fix?
Sam Leon An interesting repair...with all the twists and turns
28 December 2013 | 22 replies
FELL OFF, as in disappearing into the wall cavity!
Michael G. BPers in Philadelphia : Anyone know NRIA : National Realty Investment Advisors LLC - NY/NJ/ Philadelphia Area ?
7 February 2020 | 109 replies
Fortunately we're experts in what we do and we have 630 finished projects, with their scanned construction purchase HUDs , appraisals , deeds, title reports, refinance HUDS, tenant leases and other financial documentation - all registered proofs - either with the city, the title company, or the banks or all - so we can put our money where our mouth is.If you want to learn a little learn a little more, come and visit us.
Vivian D. New member from Houston: How to motivate realtor?
11 January 2014 | 8 replies
This way, you don't have to worry about the usual 20 - 25% down payment and the loan can cover some or all of your rehab costs depending on the After Repair Value of the property.
Raphael Vargas Lease Option Assigning??
18 January 2014 | 1 reply
All monies paid to Seller shall be retained by Seller as sole liquidated damages.8)COSTS OF IMPROVEMENTS: In the event the Tenant/Buyer exercises the option to purchase set forth in paragraph (4), above, and through no fault of the Tenant/Buyer, the Landlord/Seller fails to convey said property to Tenant/Buyer in accordance with the terms of this Lease/Option, the Tenant/Buyer in addition to any other rights which Tenant/Buyer may have in law or equity for the enforcement of the Tenant/Buyer's option to purchase shall also be entitled to reimbursement for the cost of all repairs, maintenance, and improvements.9)FURTHER ENCUMBRANCES: The Landlord/Seller hereby warrants that the total of the leases, options, mortgages, liens, and any other encumbrances against the property, whether of public record or not, are current, unless otherwise noted, and are as follows:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________10)CONVEYANCE: The Landlord/Seller agrees not to lease to another third party, nor assign, sell, option, transfer, pledge, or otherwise to convey any or all rights or interests had by Landlord/Seller in the property or in this Lease/Option agreement.
Edwin Cruz Self-directed IRA risk when litigation is involved
25 June 2014 | 0 replies
So if something goes horribly wrong (litigation) are both (or all) my regular IRA and my self- directed IRA liable?
Rav Ram Using IRA or Solo 401K to lend to Auto Dealership
30 June 2014 | 4 replies
I want to avoid UBIT (Or all possible business taxes) so I am thinking the best way to approach this is lending him say $20K, secured by the cars he buys, and charging a loan fee of some type (like points or $1,000 per vehicle) Plus interest, for each car he buys and sells.
Ericka Mizuta Writing own note on a investment property
1 July 2014 | 7 replies
Essentially you could combine/cross all assets which are held in title to the same entity such as all the IRA properties or all the properties held in your natural name, like your primary residence.