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Adrian G. Do we have any architects on here???
8 March 2011 | 5 replies
I rather work with some investor friendly ones then others...but Im flexible :lol:
LUCY SOTO WANT TO PURCHASE SUBJECT TO
7 December 2010 | 2 replies
SELLER IS FLEXIBLE SHE WANTS ME TO TAKE OVER THE PAYMENTS.
Kari M. Collecting Rent Question
9 October 2009 | 28 replies
I'm flexible depending upon the tenant.
Daniel G. FANNIE MAE REO - YOU CAN FLIP THEM IN 24 HRS!!!
16 November 2010 | 85 replies
Some banks are flexible in allowing you to use your title company.
Bud Johnson Hello from the Capitol city, Richmond Virginia . . .
15 September 2009 | 5 replies
We bring to the table creative problem solving ideas, and then provide either private funding or "flexible" financing options, especially for the more difficult-to-complete transactions.It is all about solving client's problems by not limiting the deal to conventional or traditional ways of thinking.
Brian Kraby HML vs private capital?
30 May 2010 | 2 replies
Usually more reasonable on rates and may be more flexible on terms.There are no companies that will lend you "private money", even if the money you're getting is from an individual.
Brandon Turner Deal or no deal? 24 Units in Washington
6 November 2015 | 10 replies
I work for myself doing handyman work, so I've got a flexible schedule.
Rich Weese vacancies continuing to rise nationally
26 May 2010 | 82 replies
Recently in our area, reality seems to have finally sunk in.The economic realities have begun to cause rental owners to really react and aggressively cut prices on their units.No new jobs, layoffs, less income, people leaving the area.Both SFR and multi-family are affected and those with no mortgage or lower runtime cost structures have more flexibility with their pricing and are able to find tenants, though no where near the quality of yesteryear.Previous to this year, rents had remained fairly stable maybe down 5-10% but nothing compared to the 20% we are beginning to see now as desperate owners are realizing that they may lose their investments if they do not find tenants.The lower quality tenants actually have their pick of units now versus unable to find anything.As far as investing in new properties, it is a dangerous game if not backed by cash reserves, today's "low-money-down" owner is tomorrow's foreclosure.We see nothing on the horizon to change this pattern, rents will seemingly continue to drop and day-to-day management will continue to take more time and effort due to the lower quality.
Rich Weese Hidden gems to invest in that no one is thinking about-Part DEUX.
30 August 2010 | 12 replies
The nice things about these is the flexibility.
Kian B. Reverse exchange help
14 August 2012 | 5 replies
I want to look into doing a reverse exhange only because It would give me more flexibility in searching for properties.