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Shannon X. Business cards...
12 July 2013 | 13 replies
One of my favorites was to carry a bottle of rubber cement with me and put them where I could.
Just Don Refinish pine floors or install 'Pergo" or laminate?
26 April 2017 | 31 replies
Can't you just apply a 1/4" layer of cement board before you install your tile?
Joe Ciano New Investor in New Jersey
11 March 2012 | 24 replies
I love my wife and would recommend her skills as a dentist without hesitation (yes I’ve been the patient….), but I’ll just say that she wouldn’t be your first choice for running a business.
Mindy Jensen I think shower inserts instead of tile are fine, change my mind
12 February 2019 | 96 replies
We even made our own out of a Portland cement and sand mixture.
Randy Bayo Found my first flip - good deal?
30 March 2021 | 21 replies
That includes cement board, waterproofing, etc, but not the actual tiles.  
Mathis Young pay2buy
15 July 2018 | 6 replies
This agreementgoverns and outlines all activities and rights concerning any properties purchases by The FreshCorporation (Party A) and assigned to Standard Loan Customer (XXXX) (Party B)The members in this agreement are:The Fresh Corp (2824) (Last 4 E.I.N)Standard Loan Customer (XXXX) (Last 4 SSN)The members to this Agreement agree to the following: ARTICLES OF OPERATION:THIS AGREEMENT OUTLINES AND CEMENTS ANY RIGHTS, RESPONSIBILITIES OR ACTIONSCONCERNING ANY PROPERTY PURCHASED BY PARTY A, AND ASSIGNED TO PARTY BPARTY (A) RESPONSIBILITIESa) Party A will use previously purchased loans purchased from American Association of Private LendersMembers and various other investors to purchase properties selected by Party B (Subject to investorapproval)b) Party A will disclose all information to Party B concerning purchase of property including but notlimited to, appraised value, monthly payment amount, fixed interest rate, loan term and conditions,closing date, and investor guidelinesc) Party A will process all payments made by Party B to investor and send email confirmation for allpayments received and posted, per amount disclosed in loan disclosure prior to or at closing.PARTY (B) RESPONSIBILITIESa) Party B will make all payments to investor per loan disclosure agreement supplied by Party A on the1st of each month no later than the 15th without penalty or late fee.The Fresh CorpThe Purchased Operating Agreementb) Party B will pay all municipality based fees associated with property including but not limited to,annual property taxes, water bill, and any fines issued by the municipality, county or state in which theproperty is located on an annual basis.PARTY (A) RIGHTSa) PARTY A has the right to begin the process of ending the assignment of the subject property to PARTYB if PARTY B is continuously delinquent on monthly payment set for in Party B RESPONSIBLITIESclause for 60 days or more.b) Party A has the right to impose a penalty or late fee per the terms set for in the STATE BAR OFWISCONSIN FORM 11-1982.
Travis Elliott What is your opinion of this realtor question?
31 January 2011 | 14 replies
Just like you have one with your significant other, your doctor, your dentist, etc.
Mike Nelson Possible to get Hard Money with no money down??
7 May 2013 | 52 replies
Your better alternative is to find a money partner or a private lender (friend, family member, associate, doctor, dentist, attorney, anyone you may know who would have liquid funds) and borrow from them after providing to them a fully laid out plan with all the numbers and the worst case scenario played out. if you can not get your lenders pricniple and interest paid out in a worst case scenario, you have not contracted a good enough deal in my opinion.
Joshua Dorkin What's Your Top Tip for New Real Estate Investors?
15 December 2011 | 38 replies
Start with family, friends, doctors, dentists, attorneys, and any other professionals you come into contact with.
Avi-Gil Chaitovsky First Investment - Residential/Commercial - Should we do it?
11 December 2014 | 3 replies
I think in certain communities you could market the space effectively..orthodontists, dentists, therapists, etc.. sometimes seek spaces in those type of spots.That said, what is the upper realm (perfect world scenario even) on the rent for a house with a medical office in it?