And manage the entire process for most of our investor base, underwriting, acquisition, renovations, property management (through partners), and disposition if needed.

A disposition/capital transaction fee (1-3%), paid upon sale of the asset5.

A few in my neighborhood are in nursing homes, and the disposition of their homes are in question.I never thought much of it till my mother in law, who's 93 fell down in June.

Typical fees include acquisition fees (anywhere from .5-2% of the purchase price), finance fees (.25-1% of loan amount), asset management fees (.5-2% of GPR), property management fee (3-5% of GPR), and disposition fee (.5-2% of sale price).

Now I do primarily deal with fix and flip investors who like to see their money be turned 4 times a year, this typically means acquisition to disposition in 90 days.

This increases the possibilities and no real lead will go without some disposition, even if I give them to my favorite Realtors as referrals.

Ann Bellamy Im hoping you can help me out with your expertise, when dealing with code enforcement leads, witch status should I focus on most to find the most motivation: Docket Information:-Not held but resolved-Dismissed-Continued-Return of service-Voluntary Dismissal -Civil Complaint-Defendant Defaulted-Amendent Complaint FiledCase Disposition:-Voluntary dismissal-Finding and order-Agreement-Pending

Hi @Scott Robinson, I am an investor in Charlotte that also owns a real estate company that helps a lot of investors both with brokerage acquisitions and dispositions as well as rental management.  

Or, you could file a disposition with the IRS where they have 120 days to respond and if they do not respond within the 120 days they no longer can and have no right to redeem. 

Extensive comps, both HUD style and MLS averages, should be used for analysis since high inventory can distort both acquisition and disposition pricing.