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N/A N/A Waterbury, Connecticut - Looking to invest here
12 December 2006 | 11 replies
i use to live there for a short time ,and don't live far from there now. i'm affraid of a lot,so if i tell you i'm nervous about investing there that's just me. i went to a investors meeting last week and meet a couple members investing there, in fact the attorney giving the seminar works and dose alot of investing there so dose the director of the club.
N/A N/A LOST: Wholesaler Basics
17 January 2007 | 11 replies
Some ideas on finding wholesale properties that other investors shared with me include: check your county recorder of deeds for lis pendens notices; form a real estate investment club; create and mail out a newsletter (paper and electronic); market yourself to church pastors, funeral home directors, and accountants who often hear about proprty deals and potential sellers.Thanks again for your tips
Kurt Schmid Company Name
9 March 2007 | 6 replies
the corp and it's assets are liable - not the shareholders, directors, employees etc...that takes TIME to do - because the business must grow it's CREDIT and reputation through STRONG FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.just naming a business and "holding assets" in the name of a business doesn't mean anything, unless that business entity is treated as such - a SEPERATE ENTITY.that's paramount.
Morgan Burum Downtown Vacant Buildings
13 April 2007 | 23 replies
Alexander is, but I was referring to the developer of the Barfield Building, Todd Harmon, who is also the director of Yellow Rose Entertainment, Inc.
N/A N/A First time buyer.
2 August 2007 | 22 replies
plus, you have a board of directors that are telling you how to live, or they aren't doing anything, and your neighbor becomes a huge slob...
Eston Johnson The New Guy from Spring/Houston TX
29 December 2013 | 13 replies
Hello all,My name is Eston "EJ" Johnson and I am a Creative Director/Web Designer/Web Developer living in the Houston Spring area.
Ryan Parks LLC
27 February 2014 | 14 replies
As such they need a board of directors and you must hold annual meetings.
Justin Hennig "Due on Sale" or "DOS" snap poll...
9 February 2014 | 75 replies
You'll see in the Fannie servicing instructions that there are event to investigate and it will be the trustee making the determination (or assistants).Ed mentioned the clerk of court verifying default, just don't want folks thinking there is some investigation by any clerk in verification, it's verified by the lender executing an affidavit of facts concerning the breach or default, they have no duty to validate or find the claims to be true, they can't, they may ask a lender for evidence, like an accounting or other evidence but they don't do loan reviews.The issue is the DOS is used by certain lenders as these matters are contained in their written lending instructions, failure to abide by the instructions adopted by the board of directors and approved by regulators is a breach of duty in following those instructions.
Dawn Young Real estate investors association in WA?
24 January 2015 | 22 replies
Hi guys,My name is Katherine Swanberg and I am the Executive Director of REAPS (Real Estate Association of Puget Sound).
Fran Flanagan Dealing with Punitive Local Ordinances
1 July 2013 | 18 replies
Further, any landlord who has been subject to revocation of a Residential Rental License Permit under this Ordinance shall be deemed ineligible to hold (individually or as a member, shareholder, officer, director or partner in any limited liability company, corporation, partnership, limited partnership, limited liability partnership or any other entity) a Residential Rental License Permit for any new or additional rental property for a period not less than three (3) years.