My girl freind/fiance lives with me and it would only stand to reason that she would expect to change that title.

Do NOT go into this or any other deal with a girlfriend, fiance or any other party that you're not married to WITHOUT A VERY DETAILED BUY/SELL AGREEMENT to cover EVERY contingency.

:help: I am filling out a contract...and assignment contract, for a property, I'm down to the part where it says hereby assigns all rights to said contract to: person's name("Assignee") in exchange for compensation in the amount of __$___________________________________.the exchange part is where I'm drawing a blank...do I put the purchase price of the property, or would I put what I'm making off of the property here.

He said you wanna make sure they are working for YOU on your deals and NOT reping the other party, plus you would not want to work with an agent that has no clue on IP.Hope that helps a little, to give you at least a start.

Not hard to do as long as there is full disclosure to all parties involved.

And if your cash flow is easily breakeven now, doesn't it stand a good chance to think the cashflow will eventually be positive in the future?

Find out which court does the evictions and speak with the clerk about where that information is made available.Shelby, the more interesting part is the person doing the eviction, or the owner of the property.

I made them take out the "comps" that were not similar to my house, ie; everything that had standing seam metal roofs, granite countertops, media rooms, prewired with CAT 5, waterfront or golf course lots.

Dont just rush in, stand back and decide who are the real players, the real investors and then get to know them.

“Developer’s Fee” of 10% of cost allowed to be used towards equity requirementNo personal liability (non-recourse)Negotiable pre-payment terms1:10 Minimum Debt Service CoverageThis loan is always assumableThird-party expenses and loan costs are finance-able.