Al Woods
Can I sue my appraiser
2 September 2017 | 10 replies
He was the second appraiser, my original appraiser that is proficient in the valuation of solar property got 3 strokes in 3 consecutive months and wasn't able to talk or write.
Shirley X.
Agent hasn't rent out our duplex 3 weeks after closing
25 September 2017 | 33 replies
Most of the time you end up stroking big checks and wait and lose control and have to go back and fix it anyway.No way I'd wait on somebody (who has no skin in this and doesn't really give a rip) to do this for me while taking forever and getting a month of rent for the privilege.
Marian Smith
What does a policy cover? Bonded & insured?
18 September 2017 | 3 replies
in the instance that money was drawn during phase 2 and less than a month later the contractor has a stroke and cannot talk (and maybe not think too clearly) ?
John Morgan
Has anyone joined the group "snap-flip"?
25 August 2019 | 44 replies
Originally posted by @Eugene Stokes:Yes yes I'm in my third day today is Saturday I am still skeptical a little exhausted and I am trying to understand why I have not retained any of the express information that the instructor has been throwing out there for 2 days maybe it's just me. and I don't understand why I am trying to pull credit to pay for a program that I thought was doable for the $1,147 I spent that was my introductory cost after attending the class on the second day I find that there are advanced classes that they would like you to apply for I'm a little confused so I'm not only using their resources but I am buying into a system that I had no idea that I was getting ready to buy into LOL if this makes any sense please reply note I am submitting retirement documents regarding my 401k bank statement regarding my savings and banking account checking and I'm online applying for a $20,000 credit line help reply thanks. careful these are education companies your just paying 20k for an education.. that's all.. there is no magic to this and snap flipping Is just another term for being a wholesaler and there are tons of them on BP who will gladly help you for free or far less.these guys make their money selling you information.. and its all very well scripted and laid out to get you to run up your CC to pay them.If you cant stroke a check for it.. then your not ready to enter this business as all.. if you run up your credit card how are you going to get any other money to operate.. ???
Joseph Bramante
What is stopping you from investing in multifamily?
30 September 2017 | 187 replies
I know you were painting with broad strokes for the general audience.
James W.
Second Place Foreclosure Question.
25 September 2017 | 24 replies
Better to bid to pay the 2nd and then stroke a check for the senior after you own it subject to the senior.
Sammy Lyon
Comparing Landlord Insurance quotes
13 December 2018 | 4 replies
*Side note some policies may offer "Repair Cost" settlement which is a nice option that falls in the middle of RCV and ACV and may not require you to insure the dwelling at the full replacement cost estimate.For those outside the major Ohio cities you may have a small stroke hearing someone say to insure it for less than the full RCV.
Mo Farraj
With so much debt involved - when do rentals finally pay off?
11 October 2018 | 25 replies
@Johann JellsI guess its different strokes for different folks.I want cash flow from day one as I want the income.
Jim K.
I saved my tenant's life today
24 September 2018 | 51 replies
Turned out he had a pretty serious stroke.
Meagan Dorsey
Is this the usual attitude in wholesaling?
16 July 2018 | 27 replies
So they go and list it on MLS for 260 it never sells of course because its no deal.it swings back to me and sure enough.. once we dug into it a little more these guys did not realize she owed 195kk against it and it was in foreclosure.. about to be lost.. so they had it tied up had fouled up her title by recording that document and they were going to lose out. so long story short I told them I would give them 6k and the seller 5k. and stroke a check on the spot for 211k.. and it was done.they were lucky to get that. but they would have had no compunction ripping 100 to 150k of equity from this older lady in distress.I leveled the house built a new construction that sold for just under 750k and we made right at 200k net profit on the deal.. but I would have passed if I thought these guys were ripping this ladies equity I don't care how much I would have made I can make that on another deal and not take advantage..now granted when folks CLOSE and then resell well all bets are off and its harder to go back and see what someone paid for things..