Ian Hislop
Needed Rhode Island Subcontractor Recommendations
7 May 2017 | 9 replies
Through the buildings history there have been previous developers that have partially finished several units, but the building still needs a major renovation to get a CO.
James Friery
small commercial property owner willing to hold paper
10 July 2018 | 3 replies
I'm also an agent, so I stand to make a co-broke here.
Steven Greenhill
In Defense of NYC's much maligned Co-op
5 August 2017 | 2 replies
She couldn’t come up with a single reason why anyone would want a co-op.
Diane G.
Can you convert from commercial use to residential in SF?
14 August 2017 | 13 replies
Maybe a co-working space?
Account Closed
What banks/credit unions have the best rates on HELOC
20 January 2017 | 9 replies
I have a co signer and now looking to find the best bank or credit union.
Joe Berger
Tenant problems: Each wants the other to move out but they won't!
17 December 2015 | 10 replies
She contacted me to see what her options are as far as the lease goes and I said she could take over the entire lease, but I do not feel comfortable for him to, even with a co-signer.
Austin Crouch
New to wholesaling in Lexington, KY
2 August 2019 | 27 replies
Had the market not fell out in Lexington when I was new and not smart enough to know that was when I was supposed to be buying, it would have been sooner :) Nonetheless its worked out pretty well, Your likely going to need a co-signer on any deal you do it sounds like at this point.
Joseph King
No money down loans strategy help
12 March 2016 | 34 replies
If it appraises at $ 500K and you get get 80 % Loan ( $ 400K ) -- you pay off $ 320K - so you get only $ 80K minus closing costs - some times closing costs can be added to the loan.yes - you will still have $100K equity but not cash in hand.C You need to get vacant unit rented out -- increase rent by 3 % or 5 % on all units and increase cash flow- wait two or three years then refinance - value may be $ 550Kand get more cash out --- D If cash flow is good - you can also get a Co Signor or private Investors - likedoctor or lawyer from your area - as silent partner - and some abnks may do 100% cash out loan -- you have to give up some equity to partner ..also I suggest let the partner have all the tax write off -- have a good CPA --
Gary Baker
Tenant's father causing a caustic atmosphere in Student House
24 October 2017 | 12 replies
Gary:For future reference, never make a parent a co-signer of the lease as it gives them all the rights of a tenant.
Ray Loveless
My Tenant wants a roomate
8 May 2018 | 8 replies
My experience is with college aged young adults and therefore I have ONE responsible party (possibly with a co-signer) on the lease and the others listed as "legally" (per our lease) allowed adult occupants (ALL occupants are listed on the lease and they are just another occupant although we have run credit & background on them).