
29 December 2017 | 11 replies
ill have to check this out. much nicer than using talk to text, with notepad, and keeping track of addresses, and no street view visual to remember it by!

31 August 2020 | 6 replies
The app allowed you to practice the basics both visually and aurally to solidify concepts that are fundamental to understanding higher level theory.

13 September 2013 | 3 replies
v=258RirsQDMESpecific to my situation, I would be closing on the purchase contract with a land trust with an uber trusted friend as trustee.My family member would create their own land trust, have their own uber trusted trustee, and write up the option contract.Being a land trust they would just be contracting for my beneficial interest of course.I view this strategy as having the following benefits:1.A little privacy (yes, I’ll won’t mistakenly pay the taxes in my name :)2.Locking in the option price of the property at the lowest possible denomination for future transfer before appreciation racks up.3.Protects equity growth from appreciation…not as good as a properly executed friendly shared appreciation mortgage but still a minor deterrent for (frivolous/abusive lawsuits).4.The option will need a buyback or cancel clause I could execute & record the wipe in event that I want to 3rd party refi/collateralize/ELOC the property.A later option could again be recorded after the refi etc.I have a zillion tedious but relevant questions regarding this strategy I’ll add following this lead post.FYI Like I said I’ve got the SLCC & liability insurances under wraps.I really want to pick apart the friendly options strategy so I can help detail considerations to other investors otherwise considering the use of friendly options.

10 February 2014 | 15 replies
I bring the proper sized air filter with me on the quarterly visits as well that way I know it's changed at least once every 3 months.Rest is mainly just visual inspection to make sure they aren't tearing up the place as well.
16 September 2013 | 1 reply
One of the main deterrents for me was the money issue, i thought you needed alot of money to even think about doing anything of this scale...What I want to know is, will these techniques apply to my economy or are they more applicable to America.I hope me joining this group of intellectuals will help me get over the hurdle of hesitancy and start on my way to a better understanding of real estate.Thanks for all responses :)

9 January 2013 | 16 replies
It helps a prospective tenant to visualize them in the property.

11 January 2013 | 3 replies
I am offering this as another tool researching areas based on Census data, nice visual tool instead of tables!

12 March 2013 | 31 replies
Plus, there is a locking metal door (just a small lock but it would be somewhat of a deterrant) infront of the glass door.Of course no door will keep anyone out if you open it to see what all the noice is about.I lived in a different area (better) and two teens got into a horrible fight in the church parking lot next to us.

9 February 2013 | 43 replies
Im a visual guy.

29 January 2013 | 8 replies
His maintenance guy does a yearly HVAC check and we use that as the visual inspection as well.