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Kyle Meyers Government Shut Down and Section 8
8 April 2011 | 5 replies
Does anyone know how the possible government shut down effects section 8?
DG H. RE Agent Investor
10 April 2011 | 13 replies
I can assure you that the rules will cause me more aggravation than someone that is Unethical.If there is a creative way to buy and sell real estate that is legal...I will persue that option and don't want another state, government entity in my business.I'm still examining all my options, thanks to all.
Saleen Moore Need help; home previous section 8
10 April 2011 | 4 replies
She rented a home that was section 8, but recently due to the government cutbacks on section 8, the home was declassified from section 8.
Mark Yuschak Fannie Mae deed restrictions and rekey fees
29 March 2013 | 34 replies
The government is severely limiting the recovery of the housing market with these antics.
Rachel Czmyr HOA - fair/unfair?
14 May 2011 | 6 replies
Our governing docs state that you can have a storm door but must match the trim and/or door color.
Michael G. Will lenders entertain a short sale if the homeowner is not behind on payments?
13 June 2011 | 12 replies
I use a customized spread sheet which allows me to calculate the difference between cost of Short Sale vs Cost of Short Sale... with the average time to foreclose now well over 500 days, the biggest fear of the lender is to tie up the property for a year and a half in default... the SS is best way for getting around the time suck, and government interference...Take advantage of the tension between the servicer and investor...
Uwe S. What happens to all these houses on Mississippi?
15 May 2011 | 5 replies
It depends on your appetite for investment.Too many other less risky properties with excellent returns nationwide to pursue this type of stuff.Some people love it.I know developers still building with Go Zone in New Orleans.When it's about Government and money it will be a long drawn out ordeal.The Government takes payment fast and pays out slow.It's the American way>>>>>>> :)
Steven Hamilton II Ask your CPA...
1 June 2011 | 9 replies
Just keep you grades up, B or better is what the government likes to see.
Dale T. Buying your house back
23 May 2011 | 5 replies
I might be wrong on this but didn't the banks and government have deed restrictions on most house up till the 70's and 80's then most banks took them off the deeds.
Account Closed How to finance an apartment complex?
26 January 2012 | 38 replies
One other option I find, since I enjoy doing the "hard work", is government grants.