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Brandon McCombs how to take a previous tenant to small claims without their current address
6 August 2014 | 1 reply
I've been waiting on the funds to take her to court so I was letting it go for now.She recently called me about 3 weeks ago out of the blue from the same number she had when she was my tenant and said she was filing for bankruptcy and would be able to start paying me in November.
Adriana Gama reaffirming mortgage/ loan modification
12 February 2016 | 2 replies
Hello, I am new to this and any advise would be very appreciated.I have a 80/20 loan that were included in bankruptcy and discharged I did not reaffirmed the mortgage just continue to make payments.
Kyle Root Carry Personal debt while investing in RE?
4 September 2019 | 5 replies
The interest rate on student loans is typically lower, but they also follow you forever, even through bankruptcy, so the sooner they are gone, the better. 
Joshua Dorkin Beware of the Real Estate Guru Trap: What to Look for & How to Protect Yourself
20 October 2020 | 122 replies
, and there isn't any looming threat that at any moment you'll find yourself beguiled by a guru and swept off into bankruptcy. 2) Critique the situation yourself - I say this because you're going to need to get used to self-reliance in this biz.
Joseph Wilkins Recovering lost rent and utilities
13 July 2020 | 2 replies
Of course, they can always just file bankruptcy
James Roberts Legal Help
21 July 2008 | 1 reply
Others have not as they figure why spend more money when they will never collect.She was within 30 days of filing bankruptcy when we seperated but has yet to file 10 months later.
Damon Riley Autumn Property Management (Michigan)
25 October 2023 | 52 replies
I have recently fired APM ThanksI just received a notice in the mail that APM filed Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Rino I. Closing costs.. seems high
20 September 2023 | 8 replies
Thats about a year of my net cashflowanyway i have a few questions to ask him.. i see a $3750  charge for points which him and i never spoke about... let me know if i have something i can negotiate or should i find a different mortage lenderPURCHASE PRICE: $250,000LOAN AMOUNT: $187,500INTEREST RATE: 7.990%APR: *8.370%TERM (MOS):360PAYMENT :**$1,895.50CASH TO CLOSE: $75,447.42250K PRICE 2 UNIT HOME INVESTMENTDOWN PMT/EQUITY: $62,500.00 LOAN TO VALUE: 75.000%APR COSTS: $2,819.67NON-APR COSTS: $2,647.75POINTS: $3,750.00UFMIP/FF/GF/SP: $0.00PREPAIDS: $3,730.00CONTRIBUTIONS: $0.00EARNEST MONEY :$0.00CASH TO CLOSE: $75,447.42FEE DETAILHazard Insurance Reserves: $250 Hazard Insurance Premium: $1,500 Taxes Reserves: $1,980 Application Fee: $1,280 Points: $0 Appraisal Fee: $675 Credit Report: $37 Flood Certification Fee: $8 Tax Service Fee: $68 Title-Courier/Exp Mail Fee: $80 Closing Protection Letter: $75Electronic Document Delivery: $25 Title Endorsement: $100 Title Examination: $100 Title-Lender Title Insurance: $843.75 Title-Settlement/Closing Fee: $625 Recording Fees: $470 Buyer's Attorney: $1 Title - NJ Tideland: $20 Title - NJ Upper Court: $13 Title - Notary Fee: $25 Title - Notice of Settlement: $40 Title - Recording Service: $10 Title - Search : $13 Title - Tax Search: $35 Title - Transaction Management: $35Title Abstract : $175 Title Bankruptcies: $13 Title Municipal Search: $55 Title Wire Transfer: $30
Mitch Kenney BOA short sale...Seller not in arrears
18 November 2009 | 14 replies
He is also looking into filling for bankruptcy.
David Benjamin Is real estate investing better than stock investing?
18 January 2024 | 34 replies
If you aren’t rich, 401k, IRAs etc. provide some of best tax advantages vehicles as well as bankruptcy protection.