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Elizabeth J Humphrey Florida homeowner's insurance with no 4 point required?
18 February 2016 | 5 replies
GeoVera also does not require a four point inspection but they tend to have higher deductibles and is an excess lines (looser regulation) product.
Robert M. What is fair finders fee for identifying qualified tenant?
13 May 2015 | 3 replies
An entire month's rent seems excessive.
Andrew Hofing Is it acceptable to have final inspection contingency on a As-is SFR house?
14 May 2015 | 3 replies
Seller and Assignor will hold harmless buyer for withdrawal from contract to purchase based on any excessive damage caused by tenants causing a significant change in condition of property at time of final walk thru." 
John Walker Tenant issue in foreclosure acquisition
17 May 2015 | 11 replies
Another factor is by the time you do eventually get the tenants out the damage can be even more excessive then when you purchased.This is a risk with short sales as well which is why if it is tenant occupied banks will discount the price some.
Rob Young Should I Sue Former Tenant or Try To Work a Deal?
25 May 2015 | 10 replies
The property was cashflow positive, producing cash 25% in excess of monthly expenses, including taxes and insurance. 
James Williams Owner asking for $5000 down payment
16 May 2015 | 8 replies
I know $500 to $1000 in earnest money is usually okay when dealing with investors, but I think $5000 is excessive.  
Sam Dal Suiing the seller
23 May 2015 | 7 replies
Also, instead of a full lawsuit to force her to sell, can I simply place a lien on her house to simply recover for my costs with the appraisal & attorney feesThxIf the cost of removal of violations required to be removed by the Seller pursuant to the printed provisions of this Contract of Sale shall be in excess of five hundred ($500􀀉 00) doll􀀄􀀅s, the Seller is hereby granted the option to withdraw from this Contract of Sale, in which event the Seller shall refund to the Purchaser the monies paid on execution hereof, together with the net cost of exa􀀊ination of title and any survey actually incurred by the Purchaser, not exceeding rates usually charged by any major title company where no policy is issued and where title shall fail to close; whereupon this Contract of Sale shall become null and void without any further liability on either par􀀁y to the other unless the Purchaser shall agree to take title subject to said violations and assume the performance thereof and receive an abatement in reduction of the purchase price in the sum of five hundred ($500􀀂00) dollars􀀂 The options herein granted shall be exercised by notice in 􀀋riting by certified mail, return receipt requested􀀃
William Manzie Determining wholesale price?
18 August 2019 | 21 replies
This practice opens the doors to abusive practices when the fee is set or obtained in excess of what the owner would be entitled to.This is why other professionals in RE, such as attorneys, title companies, closing agents, appraisers and Realtors have a bad taste for wholesalers in general. it's not just that they may be seen as facilitating transactions without a license, but doing so being woefully uneducated in real estate and setting fees in line with net listing practices in taking equity from owners. 
Ramsey Howard Georgia Tax Sales Question
18 March 2017 | 3 replies
The excess funds stay with the county for 5 years before they turn over to the Department of Revenue.  
Parth Patel How accurate are "Zestimates" on Zillow?
24 March 2017 | 25 replies
With it being nearly $183,000 difference between the list price and zestimate there is a reason that house is priced that way either an under lying factor such as zoning, un-permitted work, excessive localized crime, or could be a thousand of other variables.