
21 May 2010 | 1 reply
How should I structure the paperwork so the C buyer can still qualify for the homebuyer tax credit?
20 December 2009 | 7 replies
I mean 2 advantages I see right off the bat is 1.) the seller already agreed to a short sale and 2.) a lot of the paperwork and negotiations should've already been completed or at least further along than if you started from scratch.

22 July 2010 | 29 replies
Push my paperwork and run my ads and I will help you with your deals.

10 June 2009 | 14 replies
While I agree as investors we should have certain standards and ethics we adhere to, I don't believe the gov't needs/or has the right to legislate how we sell our personal property, be it cars, rifles, real estate, or anything else.I don't know how much real estate investing you have done personally, (I am just starting out and have one property under my belt) but I am absolutely sick of gov't intrusion and paperwork.

20 June 2009 | 54 replies
I have no love for bureaucratic, governmental intrusions upon my freedom.But this bill, if it passes through the Senate, does not put me out of business as a real estate entrepreneur.All it does is require that I use certain paperwork and make certain disclosures around RESPA and Truth-in-Lending, which I suggest you do anyways.

10 June 2009 | 6 replies
I have no love for bureaucratic, governmental intrusions upon my freedom.But this bill, if it passes through the Senate, does not put me out of business as a real estate entrepreneur.All it does is require that I use certain paperwork and make certain disclosures around RESPA and Truth-in-Lending, which I suggest you do anyways.

19 September 2009 | 9 replies
This particular person works in a department where he has access to files that go pretty much in the following order:1) Owner of property defaults on mortgage2) Bank sends lawyer a referral to start paperwork to foreclose on property3) They have to set a hearing to the judge so that the client (bank) can explain how defendant defaulted on the mortgage4) When the judge grants it, the foreclosure process starts and the property goes to sell5) They then do a notice to sell in the news paper for a certain date that the judge sets the sell6) When sell day arrives, its like an auction in the courthouse, and client (bank) shows up, person that defaulted may show up to bid, and any third parties interested in the property.My question is, is there anyway I can take advantage of this type of connection when in the wholesaling business?

12 September 2009 | 12 replies
My question how can I pull this off with the paperwork and so fourth.

20 August 2009 | 14 replies
This guy owed the law firm 3k (not much) and they did not read over any of the restrictive paper work I made this scum bag I was buying the house sign.

16 July 2009 | 6 replies
also, note that for an investment property the terms will be different than for a property you intend to live in.if you intend to live in the home, fha will go down to under 10% down payment (I think they can do 6.5%) if you qualify, which isn't as hard as some people think, just extra paperwork.