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Easton Hill New Cleaning Closet!
15 December 2022 | 9 replies
Improving how we store “extra stuff” was a critical piece of feedback$429 for the shed$100 in supplies$100 more on the wayThis yard shed will have everything this 4-plex needs to ensure that no matter what happens during a guest’s stayWe are prepared!
Allan R. Poorly written contracts and a bad tenant.
17 February 2019 | 5 replies
Bottom line I figured talking to my attorney would help shed some light.Going to school to get my real estate lisence I remember competency was a big part in keeping contracts from being void. 
Jay Hinrichs See below this is how a fake private lender approachs and interac
28 February 2019 | 54 replies
Thanks for posting and shedding some light on what the underbelly of a snake can look like.
Hamlet Bonilla Is Baltimore still good?
1 June 2016 | 8 replies
Baltimore is the 4th largest “commuter shed” in the country.
Jeff R. Fix and flip calculator vs 70% rule
23 December 2019 | 4 replies
Can someone shed some light on this?
Jarcelyn Dorsey Realtors don't like Wholesaler!!!!! (illegal)??
17 June 2011 | 20 replies
As a broker and investor I can expand on this some.REO broker you can almost forget getting one on one service.Their meat and steak and repeat business are banks and asset management companies assigning listings.They employ buyers agent to handle that side of the transaction most times and are too busy doing reports,etc. for the bank.Some smaller REO brokers might handle the buyers side if their book of business is small to medium size.Many of my friends on the residential side stay away from the REO list side now as the margins are too low and overhead too high.They have shifted to be buyers agents on REO's for the higher co-op OR they are listing short sales before it reaches foreclosure.Banks with the ROBO fiasco are gun shy a little on foreclosing but can do short sales more quietly and shed defaulted assets.This is why short sale volume has been picking up more and more and residential REO has been stagnating with volume in some markets.As far as wholesalers and assigners.I don't dislike anyone.I play the percentages.A direct end buyer purchasing cash takes out the mystery and things that can go wrong with a wholesaler.So as far as listings I prefer vanilla deals that have a higher percentage of closing.Wholesalers with a little cash make up many who are experimenting on deals to try and make a buck and are new to the game.This causes many of these types of deals to fall out.It's just like a buyer obtaining financing.What type are they trying to obtain makes all the difference in the world on the structure of a deal.So wholesalers and assignees are a last resort with my listings.
Mark Davis Finding Mobile Home Parks for Investment
11 February 2011 | 33 replies
Build sheds and carry paper back for those getting new sheds?
Dan Haeck Why use an agent for new construction?
10 July 2008 | 4 replies
Some communities allow pools, sheds, and detached garages, others do not.
Natalie Kolodij Does any one offer rental discounts for any thing?
31 March 2017 | 10 replies
we include yard care because there is no shed but frankly tenant dont appreciate included.
Dismayed Homeowner Foreclosure process in Arizona
15 June 2009 | 14 replies
Block wall, Tough Shed, additional parking in front, new air cond, installed a Master Cool.