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Ashley Collins Wholesale....how do you start
14 March 2010 | 23 replies
You can use Hard Money or "Private" money to finance you for the one special day you need it.So if you can successfully orchestrate a double closing, dont worry about getting funding.
ASHLEY RICHARDSON Ready to invest in real estate but dont know where to start!!!!!!!
7 November 2022 | 14 replies
I suggest you start with wholesaling, it will teach you how find a deal, and orchestrate a deal with a buyer and seller. 
Luis Carrera Realtor Ethics Question
1 October 2015 | 5 replies
The seller is a licensee, he has the same duty to the licensees that brought him the offers.Otherwise, you're putting the seller in a position where it looks like he may have orchestrated his offers putting together a better offer and trying to cut the other agent out if the property is sold to another entity, like a partnership. 
Maximilian Benjamin Self employment tax with property in LLC
18 May 2012 | 6 replies
I've talked with my lawyer about this and he suggested I also discuss this with my accountant to determine the best method to orchestrate this from a tax perspective.My accountant suggested that the properties held individually in LLCs elect to be taxed as an S corp, because of possible self employment tax, to which I replied "Isn't rental income (passive income since I'm not a real estate dealer) excluded from the self employment tax?
Herb V. The Short Sale Flip- maybe
30 August 2010 | 3 replies
Some investors may not want to buy the property in an LLC so you should check your buyers on their requirements.If your flipping to a Retail C-buyer, then your going to purchase the property with your LLC on the A to B, then resell th property on the B to C, not the LLC.In my opinion, short sales are one of the most difficult deals to orchestrate, but the broad strokes in your outline sound okay to me.
Rebecca Morrell HELP! Answers for 2 questions
13 March 2010 | 5 replies
And:Aside from putting up car and bandit signs (which I won't be comfortable with until I have a little more experience) WHERE do I specifically find homeowners who might be interested in selling their home in a short sale which I can orchestrate?
Christopher B. Just need to vent.. sellers destroyed house
21 June 2017 | 23 replies
Apparently it was the son that had orchestrated the demo of the house.
Antonio Pican New residential construction partnership structure - How to split
25 September 2019 | 3 replies
Could we orchestrate something like he put's up all the money to build it and gets a higher percentage or what do you guys think?
Steven Roffer Brian Gibbons
20 April 2020 | 45 replies
Enjoyed watching the two sidekicks, they began barking on que, everything is orchestrated to perfection.I'm an Army guy, but love'em all, best thing I like about the Marines, they can put on a really good parade!
Justin Gallagher creative financing advice?
1 December 2022 | 11 replies
Sounds like you have the time to put in the work to orchestrate the entire deal.