Kyle Richter
buy out before foreclosure
19 June 2009 | 10 replies
More than likely they will entertain a short sale.Get a Authorization to release from owners and send it to the bank and have a chat with them,There are several factors to determine if a short sale will be successful.
Charles Heyward
First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit for Service Members Extension
6 June 2010 | 2 replies
The deadline is approaching and no big news about the extension or expansion.There was a piece of news that attracted my attention: the House voted unanimously to extend the tax credit with one more year for the Service members: members of the military, Foreign Service, and intelligence corps who have served overseas.If you want to read more about this news check this link to usnews.com: http://bit.ly/4e6Z2W.Hoping to get more good news!
J Scott
Banks Are Idiots
15 November 2012 | 28 replies
C1 also says that they will even agree to pay C2 up to $2800 to get them to release the second mortgage lien.
Marvin Long
Richie G.
Investing retirement funds
21 December 2012 | 12 replies
Normally it's five years but certain things like 'home purchases' can extend beyond the first five.
Paul Man
Purchasing property prior to RMLS
4 January 2013 | 4 replies
I am new to RE investing and wanted to know how to purchase property prior to being released onto the market (RMLS).
Ryan Watson
Creating residual royalties.
31 March 2013 | 4 replies
Citezens energy has release forms for property owners, instillation contractors, and developers to sign off on ownership of the underground infrastructure to the utility company to effectivly eliminate royalties like mentioned above and also to eliminate contractors from filing property liens due to unpaid installation expences.This discovery leads me to believe the utility is trying to protect their monopoly.
Ty Burns
Contractor Change Order
1 April 2013 | 22 replies
Complete knowledge of all parties involved allows owners to utilize joint check agreements, direct pay arrangements, and / or lien releases to insure everyone gets paid and the property remains lien free.If you want to receive notices for your property, please Request Notification for your address.
Phil S.
Are the banks still holding onto foreclosures?
25 April 2013 | 13 replies
Mark Ferguson it will speed up foreclosures but the thinking is these banks are intentionally holding off on releasing inventory in order to increase the real estate market prices (if true, not a good strategy as they have holding costs).
Will F.
Liability w/ Unlicensed Contractors and Handymen - insurance?
24 July 2012 | 7 replies
You can always ask them to sign a release of liability but in all honesty I am not sure how much that protects you.