
28 February 2008 | 10 replies
We do not have to accept rent during the 3-day notice period.

29 February 2008 | 5 replies
., etc. they may come to you with their REOs.Large banks - forgettaboutit.Ps - I bought 3 REOs (at separate times over the period of a year or so)from a local bank that is about 5 years old with 6 or so branches.

24 August 2012 | 10 replies
You will either need a longer period of time for assignments or some cash upfront to close a property for a double closing.
28 February 2008 | 3 replies
I am not making any demands, period.

28 February 2008 | 0 replies
Example: We are currently doing a project in the Bahamas that has a 5.77% rate through the entire construction period on over $100mil loan!!!

2 March 2008 | 3 replies
The building inspector was insistant that he didnt want another house there PERIOD.

10 March 2008 | 7 replies
There have been periods where prices have gone up faster than inflation, but they always reverted back to the long term trend.Jon

6 March 2008 | 8 replies
Check this out: Loan Amount: $150,000 Annual Interest Rate: 8% Loan Period in Years: 30 Scheduled Monthly Payment: $1,100.65 Scheduled Number of Payments: 360 Total Interest Expense: $246,232.87 Rent Schedule for the next 13 years ($100 over mortgage payment plus 5% annual increase): 1 $1,200.65 2 $1,260.68 3 $1,323.71 4 $1,389.90 5 $1,459.39 6 $1,532.36 7 $1,608.98 8 $1,689.43 9 $1,773.90 10 $1,862.60 11 $1,955.73 12 $2,053.51 13 $2,156.19 If I apply every extra dollar to principal I will pay off the mortgage in 13 years or 156 payments and pay only $105,127.30 in interest expense...this is a savings of $141,105.57 in interest expense.