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Imran Syed Dual Agency Consent.
1 August 2023 | 5 replies
How much did you reveal to the Agent regarding your motivation and/or ability to pay?
Account Closed Creative Financing - Does Your Mentor Tell You How To Handle The Pitfalls Like . . .
9 May 2023 | 0 replies
You fall gently into the cliff. xiǎoxīn shuāi dǎo 小心摔倒
Nathan R Andersen Looking to Verify Private Lender
9 November 2022 | 22 replies
If that is helpful or revealing in any way. 
Roger Paschal Real Life Story of an Attorney who screwed up a Subject to deal
30 August 2023 | 12 replies
They tried everything, but only one thing kept it going.Their argument was so simple (their attorney came up with it, their argument was all "made up of whole cloth" (fabricated) but is so simple, I can't reveal what it is or the courts would be flooded with other scammers.
Brenden M. Appraiser for FHA loan walked due to no shutoff valves in triplex
17 July 2021 | 4 replies
When examination of a Property reveals noncompliance with the Property Acceptability Criteria, the Appraiser must note all repairs necessary to make the Property comply with HUD’s Property Acceptability Criteria, together with the estimated cost to cure.Am I understanding correctly that the appraiser should have not walked away and should have detailed any other items that could potentially come up during this week's appraisal?
Aaron Lietz Wholesaling Mentor Programs: Are they worth it?
8 August 2023 | 38 replies
Their messages are often slightly cryptic but at the same time reveal just enough to make it seem like they are in possession of some kind of secret sauce or an alternative method of booking costs and cash-flows that are key to being successful in real estate.
Account Closed Investor Home Purchases Collapse Most On Record - oh well there goes the neighborhood
3 June 2023 | 5 replies
Investor Home Purchases Collapse Most On Recordhttps://www.zerohedge.com/mark...THURSDAY, JUN 01, 2023 - 05:00 PMResidential real estate brokerage firm Redfin released new data that revealed a record-breaking drop in homes purchased by investors in the first quarter.
Greg R. Redfin skewing data and trying to create a false narrative...
13 October 2022 | 6 replies
This poll revealed that only 17% of Americans support abortions without restrictions or "fully legal abortions".
Steven S. Does buying at a certain part of the year make more sense/$?
26 December 2023 | 50 replies
The real question is how much this would skew the plotted data.Currently, I do split the market into the avg high, mid, and low $/sf segments over time, you can see the high-end (renovated/new) product shifts with the most magnitude (across almost every market not just 91324), but this does not represent absorption like you desire, only $/sf:To research your hypothesis, I would have to:1) Select a year's worth of transactions (ideally across a 10k+ transaction/year market to be representative, say Los Angeles)2) Manually review every transaction's photos, marking them 'Renovated/New' if it is, to segment this transaction data from the rest of the transactions3) Calculate & plot absorption of the 'Renovated/New', and compare it to the absorption of the rest of the transactions4) When overlaid atop one another, their slopes would reveal the impact you mention in your hypothesis #1     -If you are right, we would see the cheap houses slope increase heavily Q1-Q4, with the expensive houses slope decreasing Q1-Q4, and vice-versa.I've run comps thousands of times when underwriting (looking for high-end renovated homes to use as comps) and I have yet to detect such a phenomenon.
Account Closed 21% Backed out of Deals in Phoenix in August - was it too hot?
29 September 2022 | 8 replies
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHOENIX — The Phoenix metro housing market is seeing some of the nation’s highest number of homebuyers backing out of deals, along with one of the biggest declines in bidding wars, according to research from real estate platform Redfin.The findings come in two different reports from Redfin revealing more evidence of the cooling housing market amid rising interest rates and high inflation.