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Robert Hytha Note Investor from Philadelphia
22 July 2011 | 2 replies
:mrgreen: In order to be as transparent as possible I feel it's important to express my goals for joining this forum.
Jack Lander Who needs help getting started with wholesaling ?
30 January 2024 | 37 replies
I appreciate it.The law says "A person may not make or knowingly allow a telephonic sales call to be made if such call involves an automated system for the selection or dialing of telephone numbers or the playing of a recorded message when a connection is completed to a number called without the prior express written consent of the called party."
Chris Reeves Why should mobile home parks trade at higher caps than multifamily?
23 July 2015 | 37 replies
You had many points and it's great that you expressed it all do you really think all these ulterior motives are true?
Russell Ponce Book Suggestion
22 June 2014 | 2 replies
If you look up reviews on Amazon for these type of books each one invariably will have an American Express review ("I can't live my life without it!")
Bob Baldwin Ignorant Newbie OR Possible Scam ?
19 May 2015 | 9 replies
Yes Well I met the Newbies today for lunch at the Golden Arches trying to express my Negative thoughts and also trying to recall my days starting out .
Dane Reed New Member in need off assistance
11 September 2011 | 8 replies
If you are nice they will remember starting out and will want to help and will be candid about the price etc.If the price is too high and you made the mistake simply acknowledge that with the seller and apologize and ask for a price change.The outside appeal of the property is number one when putting out for listing syndication.Do not use a used listing sign as they fade over time.Buyers might think it's been on the market a long time.Instead have a brand new listing sign that pop with fresh color and add your star burst with the selling features on each side that ERA provides.Even if there is no activity on the listing do not get scared.Many times agents don't communicate with sellers for fear of hostility or rejection.Meanwhile the seller is pulling there hair out feeling helpless.Instead call them immediately and talk about the next step in your plan of action as a team to get the property sold.You might have to meet with them a few times but they will come around eventually after their emotions settle down.The property could look awesome on the inside but a dump for curb appeal.The outside needs to invite them in to stand a chance.You need to know if your current market is flat,declining,improving and by what percentage each month.You need to know average days on the market.You need to know any foreclosure notices coming up for the area.You can express to the seller that if these properties foreclose or get listed as a short sale it could impact selling prices and appraisals for the buyer.So "time is of the essence to get this property sold" so we need a reduction.WHY is the seller selling?
Lori Martinez Need Help Figuring Yield Please
29 July 2013 | 5 replies
This is why Yield is expressed as a percentage per year.
John Geldert How to set up a 50/50 real estate partnership?
26 July 2017 | 30 replies
I'm almost at 10 months of planning and structuring.Initially I had a bank interested in working with me; however, when my father expressed interest, a few weeks ago, I began exploring getting a loan from him instead.
Marcin Wrona How to avoid trouble with tenant that creates accusation?
26 June 2015 | 4 replies
Tenant(s)s are also responsible for maintaining batteries in smoke detectors and or carbon monoxide detectors if applicable.The Tenant(s) is responsible for any person or persons who are upon the or occupying the Premises or any other part of the Landlord’s premises at the request of the Tenant(s), either express or implied, whether for the purposes of visiting the Tenant(s), making deliveries, repairs, or attending upon the Premises for any other reason.Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Tenant(s) is responsible for all members of the Tenant(s)’s family, guests, servants, tradesmen, repairmen, employees, agents, invitees or other similar persons.TO SEE THE REST OF MY LEASE AGREEMENT GO TO     Resources    Click on File Place    Choose Lease Agreement by Nancy Neville
Kevin Drysdale Find Property or Investors First??
16 April 2014 | 11 replies
As the expression goes, dig your well before you're thirsty.