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Results (1,324)
Katey Janson isn't this fraud? Do I have recourse?
6 August 2015 | 21 replies
Can he get away with that?
Mindy Ann Negotiating a short sale can we rent the property in the interim?
19 January 2009 | 11 replies
how can he rent it to us?
Shawn Parsh Referring someone to BP
26 December 2010 | 7 replies
Can he get points for that?
Bao Nguyen Contractor Liens on properties
13 June 2016 | 2 replies
Bao, this is just one more method that contractors use to bully and rip-off the people they are contracted to do work for.  
Corey Demuth if you can't locate an investor, do you have to buy the house??
9 October 2009 | 10 replies
can he go after you legally for wasting a month of his time??
Josh C. Owner finance deal set up too good?
21 June 2014 | 14 replies
Can he give me a land contract if he has an outstanding mortage?
Andrew Jones How to handle being given a house
6 April 2016 | 6 replies
Can he transfer the house to us with the taxes still being owed?
Megan S. How difficult is it to refinance?
29 March 2017 | 9 replies
I've recently been diving into the world of real estate investing, trying to familiarize myself with the terms, different financing options, etc.I have a question about the strategy I've been reading about wherein one gets a private lender for a short-term loan (say, 1 year)  at a high interest rate (say, 12%) and then refinances the home to pay off the lender at some point during that year.I assume that a) the borrower is going the private-lender-route because he/she can't get a traditional bank loan and b) when the borrower goes to refinance, he/she is seeking a new, traditional (i.e. bank) loan.My question is: if the buyer couldn't get a bank loan to purchase the house in the first place, can he/she count on a bank being willing to refinance after 1 year?
Heather St Mars Photos taken of damages I did NOT DO,sent a bill what can i do?
10 November 2017 | 3 replies
After moving out, I knew I was responsible for some damages my teenaged daughter had done,and at the time I called the police when the damages occurred AND also let the landlord know that they had happened and I would be responsible for the cost to repair,I even hired a company to do the repairs just after I had moved but they let me down by taking a bigger paying job.So I informed the landlord to hire tradesmen to do the repairs.Then I begand getting bills for damages that I was resonsible AND DAMAGES THAT HAD NOT HAPPENED WHEN WE LIVED THERE, but he has taken photos of these damages.Now I must assume he himself did these damages I would guess in order to have me upgrade/renovate parts of the home that he does not want to pay for, yet wants to improve.How can I prove those damages were never there when we lived there, and that despite he has photos, they do not reflect anything that occurred during my tenancy.Also I moved back in april, and have made all payments ,yet he continues to send me bills.How long after I have left can he continue to send me bills?
Alex Caplan Buying Property as a Partnership
3 April 2022 | 2 replies
Also, the only way to add me to the mortgage is to refinance later on, which we will not be so open to unless rates come down.How can he protect his interests if I am on the deed but not the mortgage?