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Jeff B. Ever bid at an auction?
12 November 2015 | 6 replies
I wouldn't avoid auction because they are a Reserve, I've seen some great deal at our reserve auctions.It is a little scary to promote an Absolute Auction when the seller has a mortgage balance, for instance if the balance is $100,000 and the high bid only goes to $80,000, the seller will have to come to settlement with $20,000.
Marc Whiting Title companies
4 January 2015 | 2 replies
They've helped several of my clients close. http://www.homelandtitleescrow.com/Peggy Ayres at Ayres Title and Settlement also covers Richmond, her office is in King William but I think she travels for closings sometimes.
Curt Davis Insurance Claim Time Table
28 January 2015 | 4 replies
I have seen them go for months if the claim does not have clear evidence or there is a difference in opinions as what the claim settlement should be. 
Rory Kinnear Starting REI with low income, high capital
18 October 2017 | 17 replies
When settlement is finalized, of course the all note payoffs and selling expenses would be deducted then, your investment + an agreed upon interest rate, then profits would be split as prearranged.  
Michael Bertsch Due On Sale Clause
4 April 2016 | 15 replies
Your company gets sued, takes bankruptcy, has tax issues and who knows if you have others involved in your company 2 months later, you're also changing estate settlement matters, especially with partners and most don't spend 5k on setting up their estate with business concerns, so what's the bank to do?
Matthew Gil QuickBooks and Real Estate Accounting
26 May 2009 | 6 replies
Some examples are:- Loan Origination fee- Bank Charge- Appraisal- Flood Certification- Mortgage Recording fee with county, etc.These all get combined and put under Loan Acq.Then the entry would look something like this (C for Credit, D for Debit):Building DLand DLoan Acq Costs DCounty Tax DSchool Tax DCity Tax DWater & sewage CChecking (Certified Check Fee) CChecking (Cash at Settlement) CMortgages Payable CEasnest Deposits CSec Dep Held CRental Income C
Kenneth Lee 8hrs per day to build Wholesale Business.........what to do with my time?
2 November 2010 | 12 replies
I've decided to use $2000.oo of that settlement money to start my wholesale business.
John Baskin FHA QUESTION
9 July 2015 | 5 replies
The FHA guidelines say you must wait 90 days after your "Settlement", until the buyer can "execute a contract that results in FHA financing". 
Jim Montville Going after a home that has a tax lien already purchashed
26 February 2014 | 5 replies
Buying a property with a tax lien is just like buying any other property, the back taxes get paid off at settlement.
Jeff Brenot Property tax increases on rental properties
3 March 2017 | 13 replies
If you are offered a settlement, I always advise to take the deal.