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how do you determine fair rental value for a property?
24 August 2008 | 7 replies
We're in S.C. and have fixed up property but it has been very hard to get good tenants lately and adequate potential tenant traffic these past few months.Realtors are not interested in FM rents.
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Just a Question
26 December 2006 | 0 replies
Like a mobile home or something of that nature.
Ryan Webber
Morbid question
19 July 2007 | 22 replies
In Texas, if there is a death in the house from natural causes then you don't have to disclose it, but if its unnatural then you are required to disclose it.
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financing my 1st rental
5 February 2007 | 10 replies
As I mentioned we offer something of that nature called our "Paper Saver" process which requires good credit scores but no additional bump to interest rate or fees.
Anthony Sulecki
Hypothetical Wholesaling Question
20 January 2007 | 2 replies
If I feel that I can adequately protect myself and my deal then I will move forward.There are plenty of honest people out there who want to build a long term relationship with good wholesalers.
A J
Beginner looking for help with researching foreclosures.
26 January 2007 | 2 replies
I am just starting out in real estate and I wanted to offer this site for help with getting the auditors office in each county through out the US. http://www.netronline.com Also I wanted to ask if there are any resources that any other members use to find out information about the properties such as any liens on the deed and finding out if the previous owner had a mortgage and things of that nature.
Vernon Henry
Delimma
5 February 2007 | 12 replies
In fact you can take the profit and find a home and pay cash for it free and clear and enjoy a nice chunk of positive cash flow every month for the rest of your natural life (as long as tenant is in place).
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Transaction costs
26 January 2007 | 0 replies
These may be more time than money costs, but still, they're duplication.The net of it is, by nature of the house being sold twice in a short period of time (once to me, then, after some fixups, once to an ultimate purchaser), there are a lot of one-time transaction fees that are absorbed two times.
Minna Reid
Should I put money down if I don't have to?
7 February 2007 | 6 replies
t=6143 for more discussion on this topic.Since you seem to be naturally leaning towards the leveraging concepts, I would recommend that you thoroughly research the other side of that to fully understand the benefits of paying down property.
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Ryan from Kalamazoo, MI
14 February 2007 | 4 replies
I came to this board mainly to look at different financing options and things of that nature since I haven't kept my credit in the best shape.