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Renae Bliss Realtor/Newbie investor in Milwaukee motivated for success!!
15 April 2013 | 15 replies
As far as advice for how to run any aspect of RE investing, I think its like any other business, if you watch the details and run a tight ship, its a lot easier to make money, but I think that's true with ANY type of business!
Michael Thomas Potential seller didn't trust contract
12 September 2014 | 6 replies
Biggest reason that I see that new investors try to find contracts and exit contingencies to use is that they are scared and don't know what they are doing, they want a way to jump ship if things go bad and they want to walk away without any consequences.
Nicholas Leon Probate Help
8 August 2014 | 7 replies
Whom ever filled it out could/would be next of kin(ship)..and then send your (probate) introduction letter..No need to pay for a skip trace service in Sacramento county.
Curtis Hunter Is 20% a good starting point?
24 September 2014 | 21 replies
It might be worth it to have a contract drawn up by a Real Estate Attorney regarding what is expected and other factors regarding the mentor-ship of you from him.  
Samson Kay 100% Owner Financing Deal - Chicago Heights
25 May 2014 | 9 replies
You need the cash flow in the beginning to turn this ship around and make it shine again.
Karma Senge 2 Quick CCIM Questions
15 October 2015 | 15 replies
It's a very tight market, very competitive and the old guys pretty much have that niche tied up, you'd starve trying to break in on your own, sometimes experienced brokers and attorneys are just the known, go-to brokers, convincing a larger corporation to jump ship and go with a new broker would be like banging your head on a wall, IMO.Most commercial brokers want experience, not green from any school as there is a difference from the classroom and reality.
Sam Leon Two EXTREME "zones", side by side
1 December 2013 | 9 replies
You can see parts of sailboats docked behind them.Now if I turn and look to the left, same street, you have these apartment homes.If you look close enough, EVERY window has holes in them.
Marty Happle House on a lake in NJ
25 October 2013 | 4 replies
Now the house is listed as a 4-3 with a dock.
Crystal Chang Are contractors to be trusted?
11 July 2015 | 24 replies
YOu can pay for material and just get a labor price and have it dropped off and request that pictures be taken .I am a contractor and the bid you had I would get a second bid at the end of the day the contractor is out to make the highest profit he can the same way you do , so if he can charge 18K for a 14K job he will the same as a flipper charging 120K for a 100K home and can get the price.Laurn there are also alot of bad but alot of good contractor also , name of the game with a contract is building a relationship with the better the relation ship the more you will get out of him sometimes you will get better #.
Katherine Celona Help with a Flip..done and market is soft now + debt questions
17 August 2015 | 5 replies
He took off and we are in litagation...It would have SOLD by now had he done so but that ship has sailed.