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Jeff Kovac First commercial property, looking for input for development of best use
6 March 2013 | 6 replies
For a small fee, you can hire a commercial real estate advisor, such as a CCIM, to conduct a feasibility analysis that will cover market and competitive factors, legal and political factors, site factors, and your financial analysis so that you can develop a best use decision to pursue.
James H. Learning as I go
4 September 2012 | 17 replies
Studies conducted in hospitals show that doctors that apologize, even when not at fault, are less likely to be sued.
Joshua Dorkin BiggerPockets.com / MemphisInvest.com Release National Survey of Real Estate Investors 9-20-12
12 October 2012 | 15 replies
This morning, in conjunction with Chris Clothier and the Memphis Invest team, we released an important study of real estate investors, their intentions, and their impact on the housing marketplace.The study was conducted by a leading global market research firm, ORC International, which has conducted the CCN|ORC International poll since 2007.
Justin Joseph Zero Down Double Closing?
19 April 2012 | 10 replies
Thus the term, transactional funding, because you borrow all the money to buy from A, and then sell immediately to C, thereby paying off your transactional lender.I have heard of the occasional attorney still conducting double closings without the B buyer having his own transactional funding, but I suspect if his title company knew this was the case, they would not insure title.
Natalie C. Help with BRRRR Concepts
18 December 2017 | 12 replies
If Offer accepted then have property inspected and conduct due diligence.  
Laurence K. Property manager stole security deposit
21 February 2018 | 12 replies
Laurence,I am so sorry to hear about your situation, always wise to conduct some due diligence on your part prior to hiring any third party for anything you do.I m not sure what state your property is located, but may be a good idea to check with thats states Depart of Real Estate, Real estate Council or Depart of Business and Regulation to see if they have a Real estate Recovery fund, this is set up for situations such as yoursGood luck
Brandon Giarusso Legal Question about previous owners of a duplex I bought
1 November 2017 | 11 replies
It is pretty common in MN for buyers and sellers to agree to waive the disclosure and the buyer conduct their own inspection if they want. 
Jeremy Jackson CASH COW for 25k
13 July 2016 | 16 replies
Met with the property manager and tenant to conduct walk-through. 
Brett Tousley Is a wholesale different than a net listing for a licensed agent?
5 April 2016 | 4 replies
The key is that you need to abide by the REALTOR code of conduct if you are one, and you're state's laws.  
J. Martin Prices Peaking / Market softening in SF Bay Area? What have you seen?
28 March 2015 | 26 replies
Once they list that property (Oh btw they will use photo shop to make the property look as clean as possible) buyers come to preview and they are totally turned off, local buyers agents know it's over priced do not take buyers to preview, if someone offers under the seller rejects or counters at the same overpriced number, days on the market starts to exceed, all the investors are totally rejected, then one buyer comes in at full asking price which is probably an FHA buyer, the appraisal is conducted, comes in under by $75k and the properties back on the market.