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Eric Manuel Newbie from San Francisco in Crowdfunding RE
27 July 2014 | 11 replies
I recently moved back to SF as Director of Investments at RealtyShares, where my main role will be to liaise with both Sponsors and Investors on our crowdfunding platform.
Lisa Holloway National Register of Historic Homes
27 March 2014 | 3 replies
Hi Lisa, yes and it can be an extreme pain.You'll usually have a local historic preservation association, hopefully there will be an executive director that you might work with who has the authority to make decisions, otherwise they may dictate by committee, a horrible way to get exceptions or approvals.Being on the national register means restrictions to repairs and improvements must be like the original or as near as the same as possible.
Jim Foil Well...Crud!
30 March 2014 | 2 replies
My business model was such that it is a pretty automated process, so that I would have flexibility to put full efforts into my professional career (I was a Director at a wireless OEM).NOW my priorities have shifted.
Huy N. listing house to msl before rehab finish
6 April 2014 | 9 replies
Being a Director of a real estate company we do pre-list product for our investor clients 'IF' their product is well known and the inventory is low.
Amy A. How did they know about Family Dollar?
10 April 2014 | 4 replies
His main job is to network with the Director of Real Estate for XYZ national retail chain.
Walt Payne Subject to - am I paranoid, or ....?
12 April 2014 | 10 replies
These guidelines are adopted by the board of directors or, if none, management and by regulatory rule.
Mussa Kiroga Newbie takes a step
25 January 2015 | 25 replies
About 60 people so far, and BP CEO Josh Dorkin, and Community Director Brandon Turner will be coming..Should be a good group!
Jeff Deville Investing with 'HOA' funds
20 April 2014 | 10 replies
Loaning money to any individual is not an acceptable investment.Folks have assumed you want to borrow from what I read, you said invest, you might be a stock broker, I have no idea what the plan is or was.Non-profits may invest so long as the investment meets legal restrictions.State law dictates, in the absence of state law, it becomes prudent judgment and the board of directors could become liable if grossly negligent, N/P boards are held in a pretty protect position, more so than a for profit entity, so the threshold of negligence can be pretty high.Prudent would be FDIC insured accounts or SIP, municipal bonds rated A or better, no stocks, no corporate bonds, government fed fund accounts or T-Bills, but this requires more money than we have here.N/Ps may not hold excess funds like a for profit, the funds held must be justified as to the need of meeting the stated mission.
Devan R. HOA Provision States - Can't Rent
22 February 2016 | 20 replies
We requested the declaration of documents that says this and are waiting for the HOA to provide this to us.The HOA indicated we can possibly contact Board of Directors and request to rent our home but it would be unlikely because if they do it for us they would have to do it for everyone else.The home is upside down.
Iverem Rose wholesaling
12 May 2014 | 7 replies
As to partnering with an agent, and many of them may be unaware, you need to check the licensing requirements for entities and officers and directors or members holding a significant ownership in a company that buys, sells, lists, leases or manages properties as they may all be required to hold a license and their broker may need to be involved or they may need a broker's license.Agents also have issues with splitting proceeds in any transaction with someone who is not a licensee.