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John Underwood What is the weirdest thing you have seen on your security camera?
6 November 2022 | 14 replies
The one that takes the cake was when a guest left the truck door open while unloading luggage and came back to a bear inside. 
Alex Walchli Following through on a Townhome near Winter Park, CO
12 October 2022 | 8 replies
With each delay I've watched rates rise, and we received a price increase during the lumber shortage. 
Adah N. Should We Expect Lower Rehab Costs?
3 November 2022 | 23 replies
Lumber mills curtailing production to preserve value. 
Account Closed Wholesaling REOs
4 August 2016 | 4 replies
A ton of REOs are surfacing in Anne Arundel County, banks are unloading their inventory for some reason (which has be concerned). 
Tony Turner Wholesaling
16 August 2016 | 8 replies
Unload a picture so we can put a face with the name.
Tim Johnson Where do I go fro here....
10 August 2016 | 2 replies
HI @Tim Johnson nice job hunting down the information on that property, and since you have all the info you need at the moment the next step would be to call the bank and see what their asking price would be to unload the property, some challenges could come up if it is in default they may want a large chunk of money right up front so  be prepared to hear that, also need to make sure to ask about the title to ensure there are no more liens against the property that you may not know about, on a side note they may negotiate with you and just let you assume the old owners terms/loan and walk right into it, but at this point you will not know anything until you call them,  remember you have nothing to loose with making the phone call, just make a list with all the questions you may have and dial. there is the possibility that they will not know everything but remember banks do not like to hold property and may work with you on a good deal to get it off their file., best of luckJay,
Chantz Ireland How do I buy a bank owned duplex?
9 August 2016 | 2 replies
Hi @Chantz Ireland, i would look into the county tax / other public records to find the banks name/number and the next step would be to call the bank and see if they would like to unload it and what their asking price would be to unload the property, some challenges could come up if it is in default they may want a large chunk of money right up front so be prepared to hear that, also need to make sure to ask about the title to ensure there are no more liens against the property that you may not know about, on a side note they may negotiate with you and just let you assume the old owners terms/loan and walk right into it, but at this point you will not know anything until you call them, remember you have nothing to loose with making the phone call, just make a list with all the questions you may have and dial. there is the possibility that they will not know everything but **remember banks do not like to hold property and may work with you on a good deal to get it off their file.best of luckJay,
Jordan Sutherland In search of property in Lubbock, TX
12 August 2016 | 2 replies
The gentlemen lives out of town and is ready to unload it.
Marcin Chojnacki Another Beautiful Renovation and Beautiful Payday!
19 August 2016 | 102 replies
I could certainly pay cheap for all kinds of materials that suppliers can't unload.
Thomas Haregot Little or no cash flow banking on property appreciation
13 August 2016 | 5 replies
They're probably trying to unload their non-performing property on you.