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N/A N/A Do I need the blessing of the DRE,DOC,SEC or anyone?
12 September 2007 | 5 replies
I market "MY" properties mostly to California investors that want a hands off investment and 99.9% use my property management company for the day to day operations.I want to add a new twist that my partners believe will necessate involving the DRE, DOC, SEC, or some other agency to complicate our lives.........I don't think we do but I need to look into it..........
Mark Wilson How would you pitch this owner finance deal?
11 February 2013 | 14 replies
Mark here is a different twist to consider.
Roy Gutierrez Rent to someone with an eviction - crazy?
6 March 2015 | 28 replies
Hi guys,I put up my current home up for rent and as a twist I decided I'll give it a shot and also offer the house furnished and bump up the price (around $350/month extra) since the house is nicely decorated and has everything a renter would need and it's updated.
Brandon Turner Pitbulls as service animals... I don't want to get sued!
20 January 2018 | 65 replies
But here's an interesting twist:  the insurance company directly told us that under no circumstance will they cover a pitbull biting someone.
Firen Forrest Texas! Pros/Cons & Best Markets
6 February 2021 | 49 replies
Just another twist on what you could do with your money.
Dominick Marschall Can a buyer back out of a PA last minute in this case?
9 March 2022 | 4 replies
My gut thinks they will claim they cannot close because the wording could be twisted to say that their agreement was only based on using traditional lending which they actually cannot get (whether true or not).
Cori Gerken Phil Grove from Austin TX
18 November 2013 | 23 replies
...that was "Spanked me" into submission.And, the only reason I did not subscribe to his newest, Mortgage Assignment course is that it would be just one more course that I don't seem to finish.I did however make one smart move tht Phil suggests over and over; I have joined the local REIA, and that, too, is motivating me to finish the Premium course, learn how to use the deal anaylizer [shame on me some more] and get out and MARKET myself.Thanks for listening,Gentle Ben-New Orleans
Daniel Thomas If you have a good deal the funding finds you - MYTH?
30 November 2017 | 30 replies
I would want to increase rent gently for the long termers naturally while getting them into a short, 6month?
Angela A. CPA, Tax Lawyer, Real Estate Lawyer, Business Lawyer or Property Lawyer?
16 January 2015 | 6 replies
Apologies if my question is complete newb question; I only work for a corporation, I never tried to build one before :-) Please be gentle
Chris Petrillose Newbie in Ithaca, NY
1 December 2014 | 7 replies
The key to notice here is EVERYONE has their own twist and take.