We don't know what we can commit to you as our schedule is quickly filling, but we do want to help!

I understand that you're somewhat committed to it, so I wish you well with it though.

Even if the situation is in CA where bonds are very strict, it is likely that it is still no recourse, since there was no negligence or fraud has been committed.

That will give you both time to get used to each other before committing them to a 1 year lease.

Bank will do their own underwriting to determine NOI and come up with a debt yield (NOI/Commitment amount) or debt service coverage ratio.

We’ve recently committed to building our real estate portfolio with the goal of building our passive income.

Although I work Monday-Friday 8-5, I'm constantly reading/listening/looking at real estate in my spare time, and I'm ready to commit fully to a part-time RE career.Any advice would be greatly appreciated, BPers!

I paid $1500 how to "Snap Flip" and all I got was pressure to commit to buying a bigger purchase of $30,000.

It is not to uncommon In higher price markets 1/2 duplexes can be prevalent They just posted a i/2 in Denver and 1 in Dallas on the BP marketplace

For the person who did not call or show-up to both scheduled showings and are interested in making a third appointment, can i legally tell them I am not interested in renting to them due to lack of commitment and/or accountability, or do i still have to show to them?