
25 November 2010 | 90 replies
They buy the raw news from AP and slap on their own commentary and rewrite it and call it news reporting.

20 May 2010 | 1 reply
He said he feels he will be taxed too much given his current personal income bracket.Purchase Price - $80,000Re-hab - $20,000 raw cost billable at $40,000 to his licensed contractor companyRe-sale - $145,000.Owned for 90 days as of today.Buyer will likely be FHA buyer.What's the best way to transfer into the corporation?

28 May 2009 | 12 replies
Not enough information given to know, but, what is the raw land value?

10 June 2009 | 14 replies
Here are the types of transactions that you would be restricted from doing more than once every 36 months:> > o Selling YOUR OWN HOME using a land contract or owner-held mortgage so that you can get a quicker sale, higher sale price, or better rate of interest than is available in other investments> > o Carrying back owner-held second mortgages on investment properties that you sell> > o Doing any kind of installment sale on residential properties including homes, condos, mobile homes, and even raw land that is zoned residential> > Yes, there will undoubtedly by ways to "get around it"-some have suggested that getting a mortgage broker's license and then learning and following the vast new set of regulations would circumvent the "problem".

20 June 2009 | 54 replies
Here are the types of transactions that you would be restricted from doing more than once every 36 months: o      Selling YOUR OWN HOME using a land contract or owner-held mortgage so that you can get a quicker sale, higher sale price, or better rate of interest than is available in other investments o      Carrying back owner-held second mortgages on investment properties that you sell o      Doing any kind of installment sale on residential properties including homes, condos, mobile homes, and even raw land that is zoned residential Yes, there will undoubtedly by ways to "get around it"-some have suggested that getting a mortgage broker's license and then learning and following the vast new set of regulations would circumvent the "problem".

31 July 2009 | 5 replies
When I first started in real estate sales the commissions were set by the real estate board and large raw land was 10% and thats the level I operate at even today.In 1989 I had a buyer for a 10 million dollar parcel and my EBA was 5% for listed property.

1 August 2009 | 2 replies
Well it figures DC is filled with nothing but raw sewage.

7 August 2009 | 31 replies
...and back to my question, is it really good for the environment to use energy and raw materials to make a new car to replace on that is functional.

20 August 2009 | 2 replies
If you really feel like that's a raw deal, you buy if from her for what you think is a fair price.

23 February 2012 | 25 replies
What type of financing has driven that market.Then another study that I match is not with MLS but with our Tax accessors office is what is owner occupied and non owner occupied.I know its raw data but you begin to see trend lines of what is moving, what is not, where its going, and how long its taking to sell.Some Realtors associations have data plugged into there system that also allows someone to pull non listed dataJust an idea.I made a mistake that cost me a few bucks on my last rehab.