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Aron Cohen Multi family conversion to single family
13 February 2016 | 4 replies
@Aron Cohen You have to go through the city with rezoning, and getting approved to have the usage code marked down to a SFR 1 unit dwelling.
Al Carvalho North Jersey Newbie
19 April 2015 | 21 replies
I just started reading the e-book "Ultimate Beginners Guide".
Justin Daoust New on this site from Montréal, Canada!
26 April 2015 | 9 replies
There is a growing number of Canadians - et Québécois(e) - here who can be of assistance with any questions specific to financing, regulation or taxation in Canada.
Danielle Price Native Californian Starting in Real Estate- Advice wanted
18 December 2015 | 22 replies
It's located at 1085 E Brokaw Rd in North San Jose. 
Felipe A. Rehabbing an Existing Property in a High Demand Area
15 November 2015 | 10 replies
As a general contractor, real estate broker, investor and developer this is when I climb to the top of the highest hill and yell to the top of my lungs....................N E X T!!
Levi Lill New Member in Lexington KY
23 November 2015 | 5 replies
I did physics undergrad so I guess I should have done Mech E if you have enough free time to take on REI lol :-P 
JR C. HOA question
27 May 2014 | 21 replies
An e-mail notice of what your HOA " expects " is different from what they can compel.
Nat C. A trashed property and interesting propostion.
3 October 2014 | 34 replies
Originally posted by @Nat Chan:I recently hired a property manager to manage my Atlanta 4 bedroom house.....Hi Nat Chan,It looks like you left the name of the person who sent you an e-mail in your OP.  
Chad Kerlin Flipping Formula
9 July 2016 | 36 replies
everyday you read about people like donald trump and how they bought their next great deal for millions of dollars. the only thing you can derive from that is " it takes money to make money". that statement is true enough, but it isn't the whole answer. no one ever got anywhere by giving up, is one of my favorite quotes. having good credit and access to money is almost essential to investing in real estate. what you need to do is stop worrying about where you are in life and start thinking about how you can get where you want to be in life. i have actually bought a house for $500 once. in fact, i have purchased several houses over the last 11 years here in buffalo, ny and the most i have paid for one was $4100. most of what i buy are tax sale houses, i. e., houses that have been foreclosed on by local tax authorities for lack of paying property taxes. granted, most of these houses are in such a state of disrepair that they probably should be burned down and started over, but buying this way teaches you how to become one hell of a great handyman. start getting your credit in order. you hear a lot about these " credit repair" companies all around. the truth is,  THEY CANNOT DO ANYTHING FOR YOU THAT YOU CANNOT DO FOR YOURSELF. go to annualcreditreport.com and get a free copy of your credit report from all 3 agencies. by law, you are entitled to a free report each year from each company. on annualcreditreport.com, you can dispute every negative thing you see. thats how these credit repair places do it. they go on here and dispute anything that looks negative. by law, the credit agency has to follow up on your dispute to any and all creditors that you dispute. these creditors have 30 days to respond back to the agency as to whether or not this report is accurate. if they fail to answer back in 30 days, then that part of the report is removed from your report, just as if it never existed. hence, your credit score goes up and you become more desirable to  lenders.