I recently did a rehab on a property where there were small things like this on the onset and they turned out to be bigger problems and we had to sink in $5,000 more than our budget planned for.

If a seller needs cash from the onset the best way would probably be to sell a front-end partial.

If a small claims judge can rule on setting aside the lien it is possible.

Quick question:If I wanted to drive say a 70k muscle car as my company car, is that deductible if in the company name?

Hi everyone, I'm new to investing and very interested in learning about buying and holding, and lease options on single family homes, and also on setting up a legal entity as a real estate investor.

I have seen many, many FNMA/FHLMC properties sold to owner occ buyers for considerably less than they may have sold for, if it was marketed to ALL buyers from the onset of the listing.

Before we get into long speeches about never doing business with friends, I told him from the onset that I will have no problem evicting his "butt" (not the word I used :) ), in spite of him raising his only son and taking care of his elderly mom.

You have to pinpoint a specific city or town that works with what you want to do.The truth of all this Rich is we're guys and we're talking about real estate the way car guys talk about muscle cars.

Hi, if you're willing to put up with complaints, you can install pe-set thermostats or use the plastic boxes used in commercial buildings, but then if you use the box, your tenants will probably figure out to get the air on, just blow on it, to get the heat on, set a fan on the floor blowing up!

Don't jump the gun on setting a bunch of things up based on a closing date, because the date isn't always firm.