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Montoya Lashley Seeking Market Research Advice
24 August 2016 | 0 replies
I was initially seeking opportunities of low and no money down, but realized that is just not my style as I prefer to be responsible for my own success so I've been focusing on paying down my debts to further enable me to save up for a down payment and so far I've paid off nearly $20K in one year!!
Dawn Vought Need Advice - Bank Approved Short Sale But Wants Promissory Note
6 November 2013 | 2 replies
I prefer not to go into too much detail, but can't just sell my house, as I have other obligations and ties here, and also have to live somewhere (which $270,000 wouldn't enable me to do in my area).Is it "better" to have the bank foreclose on the SFR in Birmingham or do the short sale and sign an unsecured promissory note which will not be paid?
Matt Markel former flip turned REO @ 49k
26 July 2013 | 7 replies
This enables me to do a better job at marketing the property.
William Ellis Driving for dollars
15 September 2014 | 11 replies
William,If you want to screen out the "WarZones" before you venture out, try this method.My residential security provider offers a feature on their website that enables you to access the overall crime index for any given zip code with its street map.
Ciera Calhoun Lifestyles Unlimited of Texas
2 June 2023 | 161 replies
This includes everyone from the people that join a REIA for $150 per year and go to the monthly meeting and weekly workshops, to those that spend $50,000 on a mentoring program.And out of all these people with the ambition of being full time real estate investors, sitting back and living on their passive investments, sending their managers to collect the monthly rents while they vacation on exotic beaches, all these 30 million people who had the drive and ambition to spend time and money to try to reach this goal; how many do you think did obtain the investment results enabling them to build a portfolio of real estate or real estate related investments providing a sufficient enough income for them to retire in a lifestyle of fun and carefree living?  
Tim Scanlan My Humbal beginings... 2 flips and my search of passive income...
31 January 2019 | 1 reply
Even if you didn't make much, you learned some valuable lessons that will enable you to be successful in the future.
Jon M. Purchasing my first residence and renting out rooms to get started in RE Investing
25 October 2014 | 4 replies
That will enable you to minimize your tenant turnover and maximize your rents.  
Charli Stevens Any experience with vouchers from disabled? Please share. Thanks!
16 November 2017 | 4 replies
Find out what it would take to get a contract with them that would enable you to participate in the program. 
William Morgan $1MM in Tax Liens!
20 August 2015 | 4 replies
Were you able to get the liens reduced and discharged to enable the sale?
John Volpe Insurance - Property management company
13 November 2017 | 4 replies
Professional Liability – protects you from tenant claims of discrimination and wrongful eviction brought on by your property manager’s actionsErrors & Omissions – protects you from property manager making a wrong decision that costs you money (enables you to file a claim to recoup your costs)Workers Compensation – protects you against personal injury claims from the property manager’s employees and subcontractors when they work on your propertyGeneral Liability – protects you against property damage or bodily injuries caused by your property manager’s employees and subcontractorsFiduciary/Crime – protects you against the mishandling or theft of your money that’s in the care, custody and control of your property manager