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Jason Hatfield Quit Claim subject to Existing Mortgage Deed
2 July 2016 | 40 replies
The seller doesn't seem overly interested in sending certified letters or causing stir.  
Ben Leybovich Are You Depressed?
25 January 2017 | 142 replies
I feel the we, as a community, could benefit from talking about the whys a bit more.That's all I intended to to here...I think it sorta worked :)Ben, I understand you like to start controversial topics and stir the pot, which is great, but I would be a more grateful to a business that has helped provide for my family and freedom to choose your hours.Newbies come to this website to learn from experienced guys.
Daniel Thomas Cashing out 401k to invest in RE
16 February 2023 | 139 replies
I had lunch the other day with a former agent that had things go south for him, lost all his rentals including his house and now rents a apartment with his family.Again, not stirring the pot but these things happen.
Andrew Syrios The 2% Rule is a Bad Rule: Discuss
3 October 2016 | 65 replies
It is 70 and sunny today. ( Don't mind that lava flow over there, it's 70 and sunny) There is a good reason why they don't teach it in academia. thanksMatt I doubt that 70 and sunny would apply very often in markets where the 2% rule applies very often, unless it comes with 90% humidity, an 80% chance of getting mugged, and 70% chance of the property being worth less in 10 years than it was purchased for :)Just to stir the conversation, though, we should distinguish between the 2% rule at market price & rent vs. the forced appreciation 2% rule.
Stephen McKee Pactrust, Landtrust, Assumptions?
17 May 2009 | 14 replies
When I have more time I will dig up and point you to some case law clarifying this.Again, I have used trusts for this in the past, I don't now because it just isn't worth the extra hassle.As for the seller stirring things up with the lender, we have that happen from time to time.
Diana T. Don't have the Down Payment but want to own rental property
30 September 2012 | 28 replies
Just stirring the pot a bit lolregards,Chris
Tina Garcia Adverse possession claims after being forced out of home.
3 July 2018 | 89 replies
These people have no claim if you've properly completed the open and notorious use and paid the taxes, but it stirs up trouble and legal fees.  
Will Barnard Another Bubble on the Way?
12 November 2014 | 40 replies
That will stir the mob for sure.  
Matt R. Initial Cash Flow vs Long Term Cash Flow - The real truth
19 March 2015 | 24 replies
. - dude, why are you stirring things up again?  
Arnie Guida Water Heater Replacement PM
24 January 2018 | 16 replies
When the technician opened and tested the unit, it stirred up this buildup, essentially forcing me to go with a full water heater replacement, or risk pushing this water through my pipes and damaging the pipes/sink and shower fixtures.Strongly recommend calling several providers in the area ahead of time to get an idea for a price range.