
10 December 2009 | 10 replies
Example: Let's say you have 150 payments left, you could sell the next 50 payments for X dollars, and once those perform, sell the next 50 for X dollars, and finally sell the final 50 payments for X dollars.Another thing you could do is break up the note into 2 notes: a 50% LTV 1st and a (remaining equity)% LTV 2nd.

10 September 2010 | 26 replies
If it is not a distressed situation and just a property listed for sale, the price won't be right.It would have to be out of a bankruptcy, estate, divorce or a partnership break up or something before I would even listen to the deal, and it would have to be full enough to carry itself the day of closing.

25 September 2009 | 4 replies
It was also a partner break up and note coming due dealThis thread was about the nightmare of trying to buy reos and short sales in FL.

23 October 2009 | 40 replies
The other scenario I can see is the collapse of our economic system in which case there would be no more money for them to operate on and the states would break up into smaller communities.

5 December 2011 | 24 replies
Had to post to break up the string of Money man profile pics lol...I'm finding a few deals.

5 September 2011 | 5 replies
Before you start running any ads, make sure to set up Google Analytics on your website so you can track what's working, set a set daily budget that you can afford and then make sure you use the following Google settings: Exact match on your search terms, target your specific Geographic area ex. the city/cities you're targeting, manual bidding, and break up your search terms in specific groupings like a specific city and write ads specific to those ad groups.By doing PPC right away you'll know what terms get your target customer to take the action you want, plus you'll be able to get traffic to your website right away.There are lots of other things to get traffic to your website, like SEO, Facebook PPC ads and specific social media strategies but PPC is a very good place to start.I hope this helps.

5 January 2016 | 78 replies
This is called a vertical break up.

24 June 2019 | 23 replies
I think it is mainly so that I will have no rights to the house in the event we break up.

2 October 2019 | 5 replies
I terminated the contract with my old manager (and this was allowed as stated in the contract) but when i called my old manager to tell him he was very very upset, it felt like a breakup, and he was begging for a second chance and also "very concerned" about a situation he was dealing with regarding tenants on one of the floors.

2 September 2020 | 7 replies
Overtime I found myself enjoying my ability to get out of the house more and more, and even a short ten minute commute to school or an office helps to break up the monotony of sitting at home working all day.While the outlook may look bleak for returning to offices right now, I feel that the all the hype surrounding the mass exodus from cities is rather overblown.