Chad Clanton
Theft/loss responsibility during renovation, owner of or contractor?
18 April 2017 | 22 replies
If you have a problem with one sub and fire him just change the combo and he's like a kid with his nose pressed against the candy store window looking in but can't get in.Then if anything gets stolen the onus is on sub as I did my part.Fence also prevents nosy neighbors from walking on job site trying to peer in window to see what's going on.
Ryan Yetter
Newbie from Fresno / Clovis California
28 April 2015 | 14 replies
Account Closed Long time no see!
Paul Ewing
Got baited by a bandit sign :(
28 April 2015 | 24 replies
And there is nothing wrong with making a back up offer.. its done everyday in Real Estate.Again my point is and my only real point is wholesalers should be in a position to close a deal and not loose it.. if their whole business model is based on never having any money in the transaction other than a few dollars. then the wholesaler is at risk of losing a deal.I know reality and logic play into this..And if your only way to get inventory for your business is to deal with wholesalers then you don't want to bit off your nose. that goes without saying...
Boaz Golani
A Beautiful Orphan 2 Family in the Bronx, NY
1 May 2015 | 3 replies
Though the contact number may be under my nose so far I was only able to reach a phone number that has an electronic message to all callers including an email address to which I have not received and reply as of yet...I googled of course but so far fishing nothing but dead ends.
Brendan M.
My First Deal: How I Got Paid $4.8k at Closing AND Increased My Cash Flow $1200 a Month for 0% Down
25 August 2015 | 66 replies
The seller initially was unwilling to work with me as I was using an agent to avoid the fees, but when I put a contract in front of his nose with a 2% agent commission listed (my agent’s idea, not mine), the seller signed it with only minor negotiation.
Jerusha Holder
Did I choose the wrong profession?
25 August 2015 | 82 replies
Realtors hate open houses they do them because the sellers expect them to do them and ask them to do them... and most brokers farm open houses out to the newbie agents.rare are the deals made at an open houses.2. the RE laws do not let you play financial counselor or legal council to buyers and sellers its not a fiduciary for brokers to get into buyers financial conditions and or legal positions they need to consult CPA and lawyer if they need that advise.. but I see this all the time brokers getting the nose into the buyer or seller business and killing deals when its their job to make deals.3.
Luis Capriles
Providence investor
14 September 2021 | 13 replies
Floor used to matter more, in years past, but with the rental market being so tight recently it seems to matter less right now; people who used to turn up their nose at a third floor are happy now if they can get it.
Brad Jordan
Cool MLS Hack
29 January 2017 | 24 replies
If you're up front like you are, they only spend 10 seconds on it, and they probably spend more time picking their nose in a day..
Jeffrey Yates
What is the best way to structure a Buy/Fix/Flip on a close friend's condo?
22 April 2015 | 8 replies
They may be OK with convenience now, but they may not be so OK with it if you later wave a $10K check under their noses.