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Account Closed Non Real Estate but just as cool!
25 May 2008 | 12 replies
The team leader would sit in a control booth and record the entire exercise.
Ken Henson Tax lien nightmare??
22 September 2008 | 1 reply
About 11 months I was contacted & notified that the previous owner would be exercising his right to reclaim his property.
Daniel Lujan Free & Clear, Help me Steer!
19 October 2008 | 5 replies
Make sure you have an iron clad contract with the seller, no due on sale clause, etc. and negotiate the best rate and terms possible on the owner carry.On the flip side, negotiate the highest interest rate (of course) and you could even offer an initial lease option for 6-12 months to increase cash flow, get them used to paying higher than rent (which I assume the mortgage, taxes and insurance on their end will be higher than the current rent) and get a spread on the rent, a spread on the interest rate after the option is exercised, and an upfront fee on the lease option.
Account Closed Ok..Example
10 November 2009 | 3 replies
ok so since i have the option to buy the house...say i dont find a seller..do i have to exercise that option or no?
Mark Forest LLC controversy
10 May 2009 | 23 replies
Any entity will protect you only if you exercise good judgment in running your business.
Eric Medemar Confused Where To Start....Start Here!
11 June 2009 | 7 replies
Doing this exercise will help you quickly identify which areas to focus your learning on.2.Next, write a brief outline of the necessary steps to complete a successful deal using the exit strategy that you've selected.3.Now compare your outline to what you already know about your exit strategy then go to work on filling in the gaps.Once you've learned enough to get started then....THEN GET STARTED.I hope this helps a few of you out...I've seen it do miracles for people!
N/A N/A How NOT to do business in Real Estate . . .
4 July 2007 | 20 replies
if they fine me, depending on the amount i won't pay it. if they throw me in jail, i'll be costing them money for some piddly offense and will have a short term. they sure as F*ck won't be able force me to let them live there, i'll make their (tenants) life hell so bad they'll move out on their own real fast. even if i, for some reason, decide to use the eviction process, i'll just start that process the minute they move in. that way, what ever BS time frame can pass and i can exercise it later on my own immediate terms. i'll hide the eviction language in the rental agreement (that they won't get a copy of). bottom line; renters are pieces of sh*t and i'll stop at nothing to ensure they can be thrown out on my time frame instead of after they're done damaging my financial/physical property.
Joshua Hill Uneasy feeling: How do you know if you are overextended?
21 February 2008 | 11 replies
I need to do more cardio exercise and just keep at it.
Rick L. Help! I have a "High Maintenance" Tenant
30 March 2021 | 53 replies
If all else fails, exercise the Happy Clause. 
Justin Green Creative Financing
12 December 2014 | 22 replies
depending on amounts I would imagine your option being 2-5% then 3% on top of option price.example $10,000 option raises by 3% every year if not exercised?