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Jared K. Strategy for First Rehab
22 April 2016 | 14 replies
The short answer is that you can always negotiate any terms that are accepted, but it is logical that you get cheaper rates in an neutral to buyer's market.
Marissa Barrios What to put for personal title for business cards
25 October 2013 | 11 replies
Much as I would like everyone to know me as Emperor of the Universe, there’s a more important reason to keep your card neutral and with no title.If you’re lucky, those in the industry that you hand your card to might understand what a wholesaler is.
Jennifer Lee At the mercy of 3rd party, aka municipalities and association
6 February 2013 | 3 replies
Rented 4 years without issues.....did so well my tenant bought own storeMEANWHILE, I've moved out of state, major politics happened, I'm in neutral position.My tenant wanted to buy my unit, politics...one association member exercised FIRST RIGHT TO BUY.Tenant moves out, politics delays the buying.....My buyer and I are looking at new tenant.6.
Matthew Stallone Purchased our 1st place a little buyers anxiety with a couple ?'s
11 May 2017 | 9 replies
I think it's generally a good idea to save about that each month for repairs (paint, carpet, etc. whenever you have tenant turnover), which means you're roughly cashflow neutral.
Eunice L. What is the BEST book you've ever read on NEGOTIATION?!
8 January 2018 | 20 replies
Usually 1 person in each group is a neutral, and the other 4 will be 2 parties who want "A" and two parties who want "B". 
Eddie Sladek Newbie from Long Beach, CA
17 February 2015 | 5 replies
The property is roughly cash flow neutral but would be negative in the event of a major repair or vacancy. 
Mel Hignell Found adult videos shot in—and outside—our Portland Airbnb
10 June 2019 | 137 replies
They don't have that hotel look and offer a neutral, ready-to-go location for folks to work in.
Talha Qayyum BUYER AND SELLER MEETING
31 May 2015 | 2 replies
What can I do so that I can keep them on neutral terms and not discuss a deal behind my back? 
Anthoy James Example of an REO offer form?
23 March 2012 | 9 replies
Most times the bank addendums would just cancel them out anyway.I use a Purchase Agreement that's pretty neutral, not favoring buyers over sellers or vice versa.
Tim M. Offer made - then owner filed bankruptcy
16 October 2012 | 16 replies
This could take a very long time as mentioned.Since the property is underwater the trustee will not have nay interest in holding up a sale since there will be no excess funds to help pay off creditors in the plan.If the property had some equity to neutral they might try to squeeze a little out and wait for the highest offer.If the tenants have vacated as mentioned then the property might become heavily vandalized just sitting there.The bank is at the mercy of the court and how fast they move.Usually the file is transferred from the loss mitigation to the BK department with the loan asset manager.The owner could still try for a loan mod or other workout while in BK with their permission.The bank gets them to sign in writing if they want to pursue this route so the bank will not be accused of collection activity while in the BK automatic protection stay.I think you watch this property but do not let it take up a huge part of your time.