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Andrew Cobb How do I convince my wife?
17 April 2008 | 41 replies
I should have thought of doing that sooner.I was thinking after I posted the link that it made a reference to a business (as opposed to REI), and people here might think it doesn't relate to them.
N.A N.A Leave equity in or pull it out?
19 February 2008 | 24 replies
BUT if I'm good at finding these deals, I'm way better off cashing in that 20K, even if I have to pay taxes and transaction costs, because I know I can get another 66% return with it, maybe even twice in a year, as opposed to 3%.As far as a property that's purchased closer to retail, the returns are more on a bell curve, and the IRR will tell you to sell at a more distant date -- they seem to pretty consistently fall at around the 8-9 year mark.
David Brockes Looking for some Professional Suggestions
14 January 2008 | 1 reply
Instead, we are now getting moved to another State and have the property to sell in order to try and do anything reasonable at the new location.The area here is very depressed, lots of homes on the market and our place is higher than most and of course we have a high mortgages balance/payment.We recently had a couple come through that might be interested if we can swing a deal for them where they purchase a portion of the property (5 acres), with the house/pond on it for say $210,000; and we could do a land contract on the balance of the land, a little over 11 acres with little down and monthly payments.Their overall goal is to put as little down as possible, using his VA benefit, and I'm not sure they have more to invest anyway.The problem is I'll still end up with a lot of unpaid mortgage to carry with no real way to pay it off; although I guess I could re-fi the overall mortgage which of course will be 50 to 70K for a smaller payment as opposed to having payments based on 260K from the original mortgage.We leave here in 2 weeks and are getting a little nervous about all of this.
Jon Martin Getting Out of the Gate
23 January 2008 | 4 replies
I would like to set up a system that would have leads coming to me as opposed to having to search for each and every deal.
Wm C. are any banks doing "stated income" lines of credi
25 February 2008 | 5 replies
It might be hard for folks to reach you until you have 10 posts (so they can PM) or until you are a colleague.Consider sending them a colleague request of post 10 or more messages (messages that have some value as opposed to any old text).Check the house rules for how the messaging system works.
Jimmy NA Anti-Slip tape or Vinyl Treads?
27 February 2008 | 3 replies
At some point we may need to sand or such, but suprisingly a good amount of the old glue sticks to the carpet as opposed to the stair.
Christian Malesic Veto of Mortgage Relief Bill
27 February 2008 | 5 replies
_r=1&ex=1361854800&en=a0d3a8e949e5d566&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss&oref=sloginThe article begins as follows:"President Bush sided with banks and mortgage lenders on Tuesday, threatening to veto a bill being offered by Senate Democrats that would give more bargaining power to homeowners who face foreclosure.Opening what is likely to be an intense political battle in the deepening mortgage crisis, the White House said it strongly opposed the bill, which would let bankruptcy court judges modify the terms of a mortgage as part of the restructuring of a debt in a bankruptcy filing..."
G W Multi Units: More Destructive Tenants? What's To Be Expected
10 March 2008 | 8 replies
All the terms (except for their fee) are usually negotiable.It's also nice to only have to mow one lawn as opposed to 20.
Jonathan Godden HUD earnest money, am i screwed?
6 October 2011 | 5 replies
If you bid on the property as an investor (as opposed to an owner occupant), unfortunately, you will lose your EM if you back out of the deal.
Account Closed Separate LLCs for brokerage and investment business
10 October 2011 | 6 replies
If I do set up my own real estate brokerage office as opposed to working with a non-licensed partner, will it be ok to use my existing LLC to buy sell and broker properties, or do you recommend setting up a new separate LLC?