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Alan Sue Marital Interest Waiver
4 May 2017 | 6 replies
Let me preface my fun complicated times, I currently live in Japan(ex-pat), and trying to purchase an investment property in Springfield, Missouri.Getting things notarized for America isn't the simplest or cheapest(If I notarized closing documents here it costs $500+).Currently the title company that my mortgage officer is going with is requiring my wife(Japanese) to sign a Marital Interest Waiver, if my understanding is correct giving up her right to the property.Herein lies my question, is this actually required by law, and if it is, does Missouri recognize e-notaries?
Seth Mosley Investment metrics
29 December 2014 | 18 replies
I have found: class A properties have lots of newer European carsclass B properties have lots of new Japanese/Korean carsclass C properties have lots of trucksclass D properties have lots of POS vehicles.I adjust +/- based upon the mix of the different levels and ages of cars in the neighborhood.I am not saying that the car makes the person, but it is a pretty simple matrix when doing a first evaluation of a property. 
Zachary D. A Rookie DFW SFH Deal Analysis
24 January 2015 | 6 replies
In which case, they would be looking at Japanese w-2s showing employment but no current or future proof of employment.This is my big challenge.I'm afraid that having just left a job and having no recent job history in the U.S. will be tough and leave me presenting to private lenders and the like.If anyone here has any though about what they would like to see from a guy with solid employment oversees, but none now, I would appreciate the insight.Thanks for your advice!
Don Konipol Learning from historical accounts
29 August 2010 | 5 replies
Years later, after Helmsley's death the ground lease was acquired by a reclusive Japanese investor, in the name of his daughter.
Daniel Mills I maxed out my loans, almost!
4 November 2017 | 14 replies
I am a Japanese tax payer and since they are not allowed in Japan, I would be stuck paying the taxes here.
Stephen Bryant Japanese investors
13 January 2007 | 2 replies
Because of the large amounts of money that the Japanese hold in their savings accounts, I am interested in marketing my properties in Japan as a mode of investment.
James Mudd Hard money....how much liquid cash do they require.?
5 April 2014 | 9 replies
Well as province would have it they got a contract to build a big condo highrise for a Japanese firm.. the Japanese firm was paying cash 50 mil..
Jason Faucher Tax Sales in the Tampa Bay Area, Florida
30 November 2016 | 14 replies
The Car companies are doing what the Japanese do when they "Pull" on the Market, instead of "Pushing."
Abhi Jain Advice on Buying real estate for renting in Torrance CA
15 June 2015 | 7 replies
Their property is a couple blocks from Mitsuwa the Japanese grocery market, not sure of the exact street.
Dorian Redden Can I start investing with no money
19 August 2021 | 4 replies
That video brought tears to my eyes.Then, the video mentions something like people who earn $150k, or $300k (can't remember) tell everyone they don't earn enough money to purchase a property.Then, there is the story I told 100 times on BP about the 20-year old Japanese girl who ran away from her parents in Japan, arrived in this country with zero money, never got a job, never had a driver license, never had a boyfriend and in 7 years she owned (financed) 18 condos and single family homes in upper middle-class neighborhoods and she called me on the phone and told me she had purchased a $550k house in Las Vegas and another house in Victorville California making her total 20 houses.It was strange when I met the Japanese girl in 2001 because I had just purchased my first apartment building that was 28 units and she saw me working on the apartments every day and she wanted to hustle me for free work and rides all over the city.