
18 February 2023 | 34 replies
Unless all the housing is identical.

18 December 2008 | 49 replies
I speculate he or she will be more vigilant about maintaining credit due to working so long and hard to repair his or her credit damage: Versus simply getting a quick fix from a credit repair company (if there even is such a thing as a quick fix) I am not referring to the minority credit repair case; divorce, identity theft victims, etc...

9 June 2016 | 12 replies
It is amazing how such a small thing can change the perception/identity of the property.

18 June 2015 | 1 reply
There square measure some websites that conjointly enable you to advertise your business set up and so suit you up with an identical capitalist.

26 September 2016 | 104 replies
This is damn near identical to how Obama was able to come in and win the election, when everyone knew that ANY democrat with a pulse was going to win because they weren't Bush, or guilty by association a Republican.
21 December 2015 | 146 replies
@Chris Martell, If Bk were not an option I guess his only other choice would be to skip town and start over under an assumed identity.

21 April 2019 | 10 replies
They have pets (allowed by me, although if I had two identical applicants I’d choose the ones without pets).

19 August 2019 | 106 replies
Non-updated properties nearly identical are selling for 130k right next door (cookie cutter house neighborhood)- My friend would get reimbursed for his mortgage payoff, the rehab loan, plus $15k (this number hasn't been officially determined yet, but 15k would be the upper end of what he gets)- I would get any remaining money from the cash out plus be left with the rental property. - Should be a win-win: he offloads his property with no work and I get a rental for the work I do (all of it I'll do myself) Property numbers: Mortgage balance: $62kARV: 130kCash out 75% = $97,500Expected Rehab: 15kPay friend total of $92,000 = 62k(mortgage payoff) + 15k (rehab) + 15k (cash)Remainder for me: $5,500--------------------------Rental numbers: - Current Rent: $995/month- Monthly Property Tax: $151 (from auditor's website)- Insurance: $65- Vacancy: 8% = $80- CapEx + Maintenance = 10% = $100- Mortgage (5% , 30yr) = $529Cash Flow = $70 (I was away from my spreadsheet when I posted initially, so I was off on cash flow value)-------------------------------Another option my friend is open to is flipping the property and just selling it after the work and splitting the profit 50/50.

20 June 2021 | 9 replies
In Virginia a transfer to a trustee is only exempt if the grantor and beneficiary of the trust are identical (that doesn't appear to be the case here).

9 January 2019 | 59 replies
The rules and exclusions on bankruptcy are usually identical to the rules involving asset protection.