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Mary R. How low can I go?
15 November 2010 | 19 replies
The closing of this transaction shall constitute an acknowledgement by the Buyer that the premises were accepted without representation or warranty of any kind or nature and in an "As Is"condition based solely on Buyer's own inspection and that Seller shall have no further obligations, liabilities or responsibilities under the Agreement or any addendum.
Bryan Hancock Admitting That You Are Wrong - Virtuous?
24 November 2010 | 18 replies
I guess if you believe that something doesn't have to be explicitly written in the Constitution to be part of what this country is founded on or toe the ridiculous party line on every subject you are conservative in name only by some people's definition.
Mary R. Wikileaks shut down
20 December 2010 | 90 replies
I'd happily maintain my position I've posted before that I would fully support Obama or Hillary cleaning this one up Vince Foster style.Tim -You appear to be tremendously inconsistent in your viewpoints with respect to the Constitution...In some threads, you seem to hold the Constitution in high regard and expect others to as well.Then there are threads like this where you seem to want to ignore the Constitution and the rights it bestows on all people -- not just Americans (see the 2008 Supreme Court ruling of Boumediene v.
Jimmy C. Establishment Republicans Move to Prevent Ron Paul from Chair of Monetary Policy
9 December 2010 | 24 replies
My understanding is that Ron Paul wants to RETURN us to what is the only constitutional money: gold and silver.
Matt Whiteside Bank Won't sell to an Investor.
12 May 2011 | 12 replies
FNMA or FHLMC To figure this out ask the negotiator or go to:https://ww3.freddiemac.com/corporate/https://ww3.freddiemac.com/corporate/Chances are that if either the above is the investor, then they do not want to sell to investors becuase they believe flipping constitutes mortgage fraud.
Scott R. Wow what now..
22 December 2010 | 22 replies
Paying her off may constitute admitting guilt.
Will Barnard How do you count your deals?
28 February 2011 | 31 replies
It is nomthing more than a need to boast or make oneself appear to be more experienced than they actually are.I agree that one paycheck or one hold would constitute one deal.I would also say that a holder of more than 1 year who cash flowed, then sold for a profit would count as 2.
Bryan Hancock Structuring "Bubbles" For Seller Financed Notes
9 March 2011 | 72 replies
And don't forget that failure to make any payment required shall constitute defualt.The uses for partial payments is really endless, but here are some reasons that I have structured.Down payments financedTo adjust payments to seasonal jobs or income streams.Estate planning requirementsSelling inventory assigned to a buyerTiming property income to a date a property is placed in service (good for rehabs)Partner buy outsTo cover tax obligations from a saleFloor palnning inventoryPartial releases made to collateralPayments do not need to be regular or in the same amount.
Jeff N. Business Flights Cross Country Turbulence Fears
15 October 2019 | 12 replies
I was actually sitting in the first row on a smaller flight through a thunderstorm and each time the plane took a big jolt you could hear the guys up front laughing.So if I'm understanding you correctly, what I constitute as sever turbulence is probably nothing to worry about.
Chris Ferren Partnering with a GC
19 January 2011 | 11 replies
Chris,Jaosn is pointing out that you are offering way too much for what is being provided by the contractor (with the info you provided so far).IF, you bring the deal, all the acquisition money, and all the rehab costs and all the contractor brings is his contractor abilities and charges only material costs, then you are not getting enough in this partnership to constitute a 50% share to the contractor, or even a 25% share in my opinion.You would be better served to simply get a few quotes and go with the contractor you feel is the best, and keep 100% of the profits.