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Wayne Brooks South Florida: Maintaing our leadership role in new Real Estate Fraud schemes
8 January 2014 | 9 replies
If anyone can, feel free it's in the Palm Beach Post newspaper.
Scott Friend Purchasing Additional Properties from Overseas
8 January 2014 | 5 replies
Congrats on having the equity that you do.Let me try to explain my position: Because of the economic climate in my (and other) areas I can likely get $1695 out of a home in an 'B+' neighborhood for $150K ($300/mo net income if fully rented).
Roger Heiser How low will HUD go?
8 January 2014 | 4 replies
Comps in the neighborhood make its after repair value around 80,000.
Chris C. single family home vs multi unit property
8 January 2014 | 7 replies
Cape Cod in a cute, established neighborhood.
Luis Montanez Please help... Let me know if you think this is a deal in Georgia.
8 January 2014 | 2 replies
You should put a financing and appraisal contingencies in the contract for the new home.4- Assuming you (and your family) are going to live in the new house there are a whole slew of other items for you to consider ie: school district, neighborhood safety, travel time for work, etc.I wouldn't worry too much about getting a deal on a house I'm going to live in unless it is for a very short term.
Jesse Hyder What do wholesalers look for in a buyer?
8 January 2014 | 7 replies
It barely takes effort to add your name and email address to their list when they send out available properties.I assume you have decided on a particular niche for your investments - either by price, zip code, neighborhood, school district, etc.
Rick Baggenstoss How would you improve upon the 2% "rule"?
13 January 2014 | 17 replies
Be resolute.Depending on the neighborhood, purchase price, ARV, exit strategy and a few other factors, these can certainly be weighted.I personally think the 2% rule is very useful -- as is Maximum Allowable Offer.
Bob Catalano Possible First Deal - Need Advice
8 January 2014 | 1 reply
List is $260,000 comps are between $425-450.Great School District, neighborhood and location.High taxes, $8500They took everything they could when they left.
Aaron Cunningham Buy up those Spot Lots (Infilling the Northwest)
8 January 2014 | 5 replies
This is a great trend to see as it creates renewed interest in more difficult neighborhoods and revives communities.Is this happening in other areas across the country?
Ben Bakhshi What's going on in Ohio? Low prices, but are there jobs?
9 January 2014 | 1 reply
Hi Ben, I've lived in Toledo all my life...can't say it's anything unusual that makes jobs and renters, we have strong manufacturing with obvious ties to the automotive industry (Dana corp- parts supplier, Jeep- manufacturer, Owens Corning- insulation/bldg materials, Anderson's- agriculture/fertilizer, First Solar) Like any area we have some $250k and up neighborhoods with little crime and great schools...and some seedier areas where you will read about gang shootings about once a week.