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Thomas Clark Susan Lassiter Lyons- Bulk REO Secrets
6 April 2016 | 22 replies
DONT THEY HAVE $97.00 TO LEARN HOW TO GET THEIR OWN PRODUCT The 6-Step Process Map to Making Big Bucks With Bulk REO Tips and strategies for finding the lenders that WILL work with you How to flip your bulk REO portfolio for cash NOW Specific finance and ‘flash cash’ sources that will finance Bulk REO packages Banker speak – get the handful of terms you’ll need to know so you can smoothly “talk like them†and sound like a pro… before you’ve even done a single deal The secrets to easily finding hidden bulk REO that lenders must sell :lol: :cry: :roll:
Timothy W. "The Box" What would you do?
8 November 2009 | 11 replies
However, I would not kill anyone to prevent that from happening.You want me to kill someone, you'll have to come up with a different incentive.Pressing a button to kill some one for a million bucks is no different than taking out life insurance on someone and then murdering them to collect the $.And crikey, let's face it, even for those with ethics tettering on the edge, a million dollars isn't much money these days.
Mark Yuschak Disposing of unwanted property
13 May 2017 | 20 replies
Have a raffle - dollar a ticket.Donate all proceeds to charity.Who can resist the chance of becoming a property baron for a buck?
Jennifer V. 23 year old female investor! with $$
13 November 2009 | 20 replies
I'm not sure what type of properties to look into and I'd like to make the most of my cash to try and get the biggest bang for my buck.
Stephen N. How much do you pay your tile guy?
1 June 2010 | 4 replies
2 bucks is a fair price.Brian Haskins
Nathan Gesner Mandatory interest on owner-carried loan?
30 May 2010 | 5 replies
By the wy, the amortization is 208.26 months, but that is irrelevant, that is not to be mentioned in the note, just the payment required, the interest rate and the beginning loan amount or sale price with all amounts remaing at maturity to be paid in full.
Carlos Cockman Please help need some ideas on selling home
16 September 2010 | 18 replies
this will cost 200 bucks to put on the mls or about that much.
Tom Bukacek Influencing the BPO
19 December 2010 | 33 replies
The bank or investor who owns the property wants the report to meet certain guidelines or controls such as comps within a 1/2 mile radius.In many cases though there might not be recent sales that close unless it is an urban market but many of these bpo's are in suburban to rural markets.So what usually happens is you go back and forth with QC who is an hourly paid employee for the mill and after putting in a ton of remarks it gets passed.From there the BPO mill puts everything in a nice little package and send of to their customer.I will try to make the rest of this post short but can take this much deeper in detail if anyone has interest.Usually from the time of ordering the BPO it will take a few weeks to get back to the bank.Banks use BPO mills because they do not have the time to locate agents all over the country.Instead they pay a certain amount per order to the mills and the mills pay a reduced fee to the brokers/agent completing them.There are hundreds of mills out there to work for as a broker/agent and you are an Independant Contractor cutting checks every 2 weeks to a month.With BPO's you will here these investor guru's touting these strategies that they will work and the BPO can come back in plus or minus ten percent which on a 400k property could be 440k or 360k which could be an 80k swing in value when the bank makes a decision.The reason you hear off and on information is because of the following.When the market was hot 5 to 6 years ago banks and mills had to beg brokers/agents to do bpo's.Most brokers and agents were doing many sales and didn't have time for them. sales and comps were easy to find.I could do a 24 hr exterior rush on a new subdivision home sale and get paid 130 to 150 bucks.
Michael Rossi There is No Hope - This Country is DONE!
11 June 2010 | 114 replies
My dad is in his 50's and on blood pressure medication and got insured for a little over 200 bucks a month.
Brian Levredge I'm now EPA lead paint RRP certified
5 July 2011 | 15 replies
., could all very well find themselves having to deal with the new regs.Property owners can also be fined in addition to the contractor performing the work so don't think the buck can stop with your contractor.