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Chris Quinn Parents of students / Duplex community idea
17 November 2016 | 10 replies
I have a couple of Student rentals, the college where mine are built housing within the past few years to expand, only thing is enrollment went down. the college went from mandating Freshman have to live in dorms to Freshman and Sophomores, which removed some of the student renters from the area and hit other owners hard. so look at Statistics from the schools if you can.
Curtis Robbins Rental Fire - Whats the smart move?
22 March 2018 | 4 replies
You really have to assess how each strategy plays out.We mandate that all of our rental properties under management be updated to modern fire safety code.
Russell Gronsky Syndicators love the IRR
21 May 2020 | 18 replies
If there is a risk-standard or -criteria or -mandate in the the investment strategy then NPV sensitivity is great.
Joshua Raley How are lenders handling this situation?
18 August 2020 | 8 replies
Therefore making me lose income, but once the capacity mandate is lifted my income will go back to normal.
Tony Marcelle Why would a pre-foreclosure home owner not be motivated?
6 June 2019 | 10 replies
lenders were mandated to do this.. and lenders LOSE a ton of money by taking a property all the way through the process any way to keep owner in there and get some payments coming is better for the bank.. they have to then do a Mark to market and that can kill their reserve collateral % .I did a ton of foreclosure rescue in my day prior to 08.. 
Kyle Scholnick Trouble getting loan on commission salary
6 December 2015 | 14 replies
The way the SEC has implemented this legislative mandate means that there will now be two different types of offering under Regulation D’s Rule 506: • Traditional Rule 506(b) offerings, which cannot use general solicitation, but in which up to 35 non-­‐accredited investors can participate so long as they are provided with extensive information about the issuer of the securities, usually in the form of a private placement memorandum or PPM; and • New Rule 506(c) offerings, which can use general solicitation, but must be sold to accredited investors only, in which the market will let investors dictate the type of information that they need in order to make informed investment decisions.
James Mudd Investor/Real Estate Agent…and ethics ???
13 December 2013 | 15 replies
This Code of Ethics often establishes requirements and obligations that are higher than those mandated by state law.Hope that helps you!
Matt Raleigh International STR Investing
12 November 2022 | 62 replies
Mask mandates, temperature checks, only one family member could go into the grocery store at a time, shoe sanitation at the entrance of most buildings and stores, naval forces blocking access to the beach so crowds couldn't enter.
Michelle Kasper If you live in Texas read this ASAP
1 March 2009 | 10 replies
The most onerous provision would require the use of an Equity Purchase Contract that mandates the total consideration paid to the homeowner be no less that 82% of "fair market value".
Jeff Schluer New Investor from Rocklin, CA
9 September 2014 | 16 replies
Hi Jeff,I dislike to be the bearer of negative news but Ca recently changed their laws to mandate anyone purchasing and selling a home for profit (even 1 per year) must be licensed.