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Shafi Noss Market Research, Out of State First Steps
1 July 2018 | 1 reply
Hello Investors and Researchers, Say you've decided to invest out of state, the grass being greener and the investments better.
Oscar J Osorio Buy and hold investor
19 January 2017 | 9 replies
The grass is always greener on the other side:) If you are considering out of state investments consider Tx and Fl.
Mason Keeler Pulling a home out of foreclosure
22 October 2016 | 19 replies
Any thing said is random drivel and should be ignored by anyone on planet Earth or it's subsidiaries (Depending on how long things stick around).
Chad Brey I LOVE being the bank!
14 December 2016 | 64 replies
First and foremost,  if there was one book on this planet that I would HIGHLY recommend, it would be The Banker's Code.
Robert Woodruff Bank short sale
6 August 2012 | 10 replies
I have a few borrowers who would rather deal with me than any bank on the planet. :-)
Peter Lee Analysis Advice
31 August 2012 | 14 replies
Is this one of the ethical banks that bundled mortgages without documentation and sold to hedge funds across the planet eventually bringing down Lehman Bros and who knows how many others in the process?
Kevin Cardinale Is this a good cash flow Deal for my Investor? And, can I make money selling it to him?
16 October 2011 | 9 replies
Then based on their answer you go out and find them that property.You do not throw them overpriced trash and say (what about this and what about that property and try to talk them into it).You are showing you do not understand what they are asking for and are pressuring them to buy something so that you make a quick buck off of them.Some investors might have had money in cd's,treasuries,stock market making 1 percent or taking a loss even so making 6 percent a year is great for them and they are happy.Some are near retirement and want a safe,low hassle investment and are willing to take less returns for it.Generally they are wanting less problems to enjoy the time they have left on this planet and just want a tax shelter and to marginally outpace inflation.Others need to maximize cash and want a huge return so they can keep growing their portfolio to generate wealth.If you truly have an excellent deal you can ask more of a wholesale fee simply because you will have many parties wanting it.If I have a commercial wholesale deal that is off market that is a great deal then I can command a greater fee.The deal is so good that the investor just wants the deal and not to lose out to the next person.If you are selling a marginal deal to a buyer they will try to squeeze your fee to get the numbers to work.Hope it helps.
Masa Don I am very interested in overseas Real Estate Investing
2 July 2009 | 15 replies
I find it somewhat interesting that you lump the ~95% of the planet that's not the USA together as "overseas".
Daymeond Hord Help... First Rental Property
6 January 2016 | 11 replies
no need to probably go farther than your backyard the grass is not always greener unless you come to Oregon were its very green
Alex Rodriguez-Parra Bklyn based investor looking for greener pastures!
27 December 2015 | 16 replies

Hey yall! (Yes, i said yall.  Although I am from NY, my GA friends have proven scientifically that there's no more effective way to casually approach a group)Veryyy excited to be here.Have been meaning to join BP for ...