22 June 2010 | 8 replies
On some occasions the Trustee also has an Asset Management Division and you would contact them directly (LPS, First American, Old Republic, Trustee Corps) Some lenders handle the asset management through their own REO Departments (World Savings) and still others may use up to 8 different asset managers depending on the investor (Chase).

1 July 2010 | 34 replies
Just a regular run-of-the-mill trailer you hang behind your car/truck/van/SUV to carry stuff in, on occasions, right?

26 July 2010 | 4 replies
I max out my 100K HELOC on occasion and have never seen my score fluctuate more than 20 points.

23 August 2010 | 6 replies
I've had this exact discussion on multiple occasions with NON-wholesalers and everyone of them seems baffled that anyone would be financially irresponsible enough to sell their property without earnest money.

24 August 2010 | 15 replies
., if the state contract calls for specific performance penalties).Second, the fewer stipulations you include, the more likely the bank is to accept your offer.For me, the only stips I ever include are that we have 3 days from binding agreement to turn over the earnest money and notice that the selling agent (my wife) is also the buyer.On occasion, I've added a stip that says I reserve the right to switch to financing instead of a cash purchase if I so choose, but that there is no financing contingency and that I'll pay cash if for some reason my lender can't perform (I do this because I occasionally decide before closing to finance the purchase instead of paying cash).

18 August 2010 | 9 replies
When I referred to recreational property I meant secondary property people own and only visit on occasion.

10 August 2011 | 8 replies
I’ve been able to get rid of them on both occasions but what a headache.
4 November 2018 | 49 replies
*there is no law saying you cant have bank accounts in all the banks in the world . you better just remember what you have or it will be in the states lost and found property.6. also if you guys now of any banks that pay for referals let me knowfor instance my bank will pay me $25 for each referallets network strategize a actuall plan for this formula and start making money and building credit just off using bank loans with a little start up money. and referals so that we can get some money back. internet banking is great because you can transfer money from bank to bank so easy so you will most likley only have to leave the house on rare occasions.

31 December 2009 | 13 replies
Two of the properties that my investors were interested in, were reported by the seller's agent to be available, but when we faxed in an offer, we got a call from the seller's agents (Two separate occasions) that the properties are under contract for sometimes...

14 March 2012 | 22 replies
We have a building manager who, upon several occasions, has been discovered in our unit unattended and for no viable reason.