Brandon E
What are you other than a real estate investor?
27 July 2011 | 105 replies
In this economy not too many people with the disposable income to devote to personal chef services.
Joshua Dorkin
Real Estate Guru Emails: How Many Do You Get?
22 April 2011 | 35 replies
Fortunately, I used a disposable e-mail address.
Bienes Raices
"Due on Sale" clause and interest rates?
1 October 2011 | 36 replies
I looked up 14 cases in NC appelate court (I don't have all cases at my disposal because I am not a licensed attorney) relating to "default" but couldn't find a case about transfer to a trust.
Derek Smith
Is the yellow letter worth it??
21 December 2016 | 50 replies
Im also setting up a pay per click campaign to my website (did bandit signs before but i dont feel good doing it, so switching to online lol).I also work a fulltime job, time is limited tho im willing to make time and i dont have loads of disposable income to dump into marketing.
Dale Osborn
Home Buyers disappearing??
21 November 2011 | 15 replies
My guess is that you're way over-thinking things...Mortgage lending (and credit, in general) is tighter than it's been in 50 years, unemployment is high, optimism about the economy is low, and in general, people don't have a whole lot of disposal income.
Rob Dowsett
Inherited Tenant Issue ... Please help
12 August 2016 | 3 replies
He has now stockpiled garbage from the past month on the property, and has refused to dispose of it himself, despite written notice from us.2.Makes baseless claims.
Ken P.
18 apartments with units titled as condos
28 September 2014 | 13 replies
With 18 units, something is always breaking or clogging, and even though I’m not doing the work most of the time, I’m still taking phone calls, ordering garbage disposals from Amazon, and sending work orders to the handymen.
Jesse Vipond
HELP! Need Advice On Evaluating A Mixed-Use Investment Property!
16 March 2016 | 8 replies
I'm sure they've got much more accurate information at their disposal.
Tim Shin
How to clean a hoarder house?
2 January 2015 | 15 replies
That will let you know how much you will pay to dispose of the "crap".
Dmitry Shyshkin
Software professional trying to get my first rental in Tampa Bay
2 May 2017 | 4 replies
@Dmitry Shyshkin i agree with @Brandon M. .. you need to vet your realtor just as you would any other person you deal wth in real estate .. them being investors helps them understand more clearly the ideal situations .. the best realtor for investors are one's who invest themselves's and attend investor meetings .. one's who keep a eye on the market and know the area .. ask them anout cap rates and if they go crosseyed then RUN away .. lol.. i would suggest you attend some Reia meetings also before you buy unless you come across a no brainer .. which i doubt you will find through a realtor who doesn't have pocket listings or off market properties at their disposal ..If i was buying a hold property ..