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Stephen Masek Favorite Solo 401K company? Why?
9 May 2015 | 36 replies
Solo-k Asset Valuation Formality (1) Whether a formal valuation is required will depend on the transactions that occur with the plan and the form of the plan. a.
Corey Dutton A Feeding Frenzy Between Cash Investors and First-Time Home Buyers?
5 April 2012 | 25 replies
This competition is occurring between cash investors and first-time buyers, with reports of multiple bidding on discounted foreclosures becoming the norm.Some agents are reporting multiple offers, and over-priced offers on their foreclosure sales.
Rob Widmark Newbie Needs Advice/Guidance
6 April 2012 | 3 replies
. :-)I hope/think it has made an appearance…I'm a quadriplegic & in kind of cash flow is greatly needed and appreciated… Before my accident 13 years ago…My daughter had a favorite babysitter, at the time… The babysitter was 15 years old.Now she is all grown up & has a few kids of her own, nice guy for a husband and they are looking to buy their first home.This is what I'm hoping to get involved and help everybody out.They had made an offer on a short sale, but… The process was too slow & their loan had expired before they could even use it.I've been all over the Internet for the last 2-4 years just being a sponge, trying to sift through as much BS as I could.I was able to find a title company that would out right purchase a piece of property for me (willing to put the piece of property under my name/company name), as long as I had a buyer ready to purchase right away.What I would like to, is to do seller financing/creating a note & let it season for a few months, then turn around and sell that note…I don't think I'll actually be making a lot of money from this, but… Maybe making just enough to make a down payment for my next piece of property & throwing the snowball down the hill from there…Their credit scores must be pretty good, they had already prequalified for a loan… The short sale process just too long.I was wondering if there were any "templates" for contracts and things of that nature… If someone had a link to where I could purchase or download for free.
Jeff S. Income and expense actual 20 years duplex 47.3%
8 June 2012 | 4 replies
Can expect unusual things to occur though.Tom, yes water and sewer paid by me because one line to 2 units.
Mike Andrews Housing: The one bailout America could really use
10 April 2012 | 14 replies
I used to think this...but having researched the matter pretty extensively since, I can't begin to fathom the fallout that would have occurred had the major American banks been allowed to fail.
Lynn Harrison do you think there might be a double dip after the election?
11 April 2012 | 11 replies
Double dip recessions occur 1-2 quarters apart.
Joe Smith questions about buying notes/paper
17 April 2012 | 8 replies
The overage only occurs when that $392K debt is exceeded by some bid; and if you're the noteholder, and you got outbid in this example to the point where there is an overage, you should be HAPPY to have been outbid by almost $200K above what you bought the note for - take the money and run, and let the former owner get the overage "pocket change".
Chris H. I'm new to this, young, and I want to start a snowball. Advice appreciated!
15 March 2013 | 18 replies
Bryan, I'll have to check out that book.So I had looked at a property and put an offer in last week at $38k- it occurred to me that I can put the whole thing on my 40k HELOC on my primary home, fix it up, and then take it to a portfolio lender.
Robert Verdi Using a trust
14 May 2012 | 19 replies
This particular case occurred in January of 2011.
Shane Woods Please move my post
17 April 2012 | 3 replies
After I realized what I had done I clicked on the "report abuse" button on my original post and in the comments explained that I had accidently selected the wrong forum.