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Corry Taie Cash flowing a short sale during negotiation?
19 January 2009 | 19 replies
Also, homeowners in default vacate their houses for any reason they see fit...mostly because they are done caring about the property...they have to leave anyways, why not move on with their life before they bank evicts them.It is also no concern of the investor why the homeowner chooses to move out.If you can swing it timing wise it is a good deal for several reasons...the house doesn't sit vacant....you have somebody living in it that knows the deal (you disclose to them exactly what is happening and charge them a monthly rent below market value)...they can show the house for you if need be...the utilities get paid...and the investor can make some positive cash flow while negotiating...let's stop pretending this is hurting anybody...and most of all...dont make me think for a second we are concerned about the lender losing money because the investor is profiting....its the homeowner in default on the hook and nobody else.
Lee Marshall walking away.. what are the real risks??
28 September 2008 | 26 replies
Believe me, if Countrywide has already accepted your sales price and costs, they will take a few thousand less but it will just take more time--3 weeks is nothing in the life of a short sale transaction.
Roy Williams Help, Property worth less than half of LOC
7 March 2009 | 25 replies
"I now owe $80k on this double via a interest only variable rate LOC when the while the property is probably worth no more than $35k".Regardless of what is 'right and wrong' when it comes down to investor values and the economy, if this guy is 100% LTV on ALL his properties and the above statement is true, it's going to be quite a few years before he has enough equity to sell this property and repay the entire balance.That, of course, is assuming that negative cash flow is not a current issue with his holdings.I apologize for jumping the gun and saying bail, but I have spoken with so many people in foreclosure over the years that let their situation completely ruin every facet of their life.
Christian Malesic There is now a run on...
7 October 2008 | 35 replies
Ramen noodles is cheap with a long shelf life :cool: This could get ugly.
Brian Gibbons Credos and Mindset for REIs
2 October 2008 | 0 replies
Hi All at BiggerPockets:I have a busy life and a busy brain.
T Le Excessive prepaid interest?
6 October 2008 | 7 replies
Unfortunately, life seems to have an unlimited supply of lessons.
Richard Warren Another stock market sell-off -ho hum
13 October 2008 | 19 replies
But it's sad to say the majority of the people are just dumb enough to vote strictly based on how there parents vote or someone with alot of influnce on there life.
Daniella Dubsky New Member from Massachusetts
14 October 2008 | 3 replies
My commitment to community coupled with the desire to lead a successful career and life as a whole gives me great pleasure.
Brandon Schlichter Do you think it's possible to create 1b net worth?
6 May 2011 | 40 replies
I went into business with a cousin of mine a while back... probably one of the worst decisions of my life.
Fred Shandler Do you have a contract for your contractor?
3 March 2009 | 10 replies
By doing this, you can ensure that your interactions with your contractor is a positive one, and that you’re just as happy when you part ways as you were when he first waltzed into your life.