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Josh Teunissen Pros/Cons of Side x Side condos?
28 July 2017 | 2 replies
.- the homeowner next door not liking renters however I wouldn't want to place bad tenants eitherI don't know that this would be a strategy to propel me towards my investing goals however if the numbers are great they may be instrumental along the way.
Dom J. Online Tool For Purchase to Rent Ratios?
10 January 2018 | 5 replies
Can anyone recommend a good website or online instrument that helps buy and hold investors analyze properties geographically.
Melissa Yatzeck Help! I have a motivated seller and don't know what to do!
2 April 2017 | 22 replies
Under Wisconsin’s adverse possession doctrine, there are three scenarios in which a person or entity may take title to the real property owned by another person or entity: (1) by continuously occupying the property for 20 years and claiming the property as his or her own property despite having no instrument actually conveying the property to the adverse possessor;³ (2) by continuously occupying the property for 10 years under “color of title” (usually occurring when a written instrument or court judgment mistakenly conveys property to the adverse possessor);⁴ or (3) by continuously occupying the property for 7 years under color of title and payment all taxes and assessments associated with real property being paid by the adverse possessor during the 7 year period.⁵ Under any of the three methods of adversely possessing a record title holder’s property, the adverse possessor’s occupation of the property must be hostile, open and notorious, exclusive and continuous for the statutory period.⁶ Hostility does not have to mean deliberate or with unfriendly animus on the part of the adverse possessor, but simply means that due to the adverse possessor’s claims and use of the disputed property, the true owner is unable to assume possession of the property (i.e., that the adverse possessor is claiming title to the property).⁷ Further, open and notorious simply requires that the adverse possessor present to the general public that it is the owner of the property.
William Morgan How-to Qualify my Tenant-Buyer for refinancing later on?
4 April 2016 | 4 replies
I'm purchasing it for $103k and after repairs it should appraise at $150k after 1 year (or less) of seasoning.The plan is to have him occupy using an instrument that will allow him to refinance after 1 year.  
Justin Repp How to find the owner of a vacant property
8 April 2016 | 3 replies
Another thing that will be really helpful for you to do is pull up the mortgage instruments against the home (hey, as long as your at the county, why not?).  
Rick Alvi Buy Primary Residence or investment real estate first?
22 September 2016 | 28 replies
The other units will pay your mortgage so you can spend your money on more important things like musical instruments and accessories. 
Aaron Mazzrillo Austin Market Outlook
29 September 2016 | 15 replies
It's like musical chairs and when the music stops, the one left out loses. 
Tim Illguth Wholesaling in Alaska?
28 September 2016 | 2 replies
Hey @Tim Illguth For a wholesaler the contract is an extreme important instrument to structure a wholesale deal.
Augustus Jensen Determining if I should buy or not
24 May 2019 | 4 replies
Not sure what stage of pilot training you are at, but I am working on my instrument rating, and am finding it a challenge to find balance between getting started in real estate investing, my other home business, and focusing on ground school and flying. 
Ryan Sanders Can't seem to figure this out...
23 September 2016 | 12 replies
Any debt instrument will need to be non-recourse, at least with respect to his IRA.