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Anthony Sulecki MLS Access .....now what?
8 November 2006 | 13 replies
We sold it, and bought 3 more apartment buildings, all the while taking the wholesaling business to a whole new level.
N/A N/A Real estate apprentice
1 December 2006 | 30 replies
And...it's multi-level, yes?
N/A N/A Realtor..just joined forum.. Referral networking
6 November 2006 | 6 replies
For those of you that dont know this area I'd like you to know this is a nice area with lots of snow and rainbirds when things cool off elsewhere.Check the winter temperatures at any weather site eg weather.com Lots of homes on the market beween Salton Sea and PalmSprings (AKA Cochella Valley) More of a buyers market as you've probably heardElevation is Sea Level in Indio to abt 500 ft near PalmSprings.
N/A N/A Weird questions!
11 November 2006 | 2 replies
If you cause damage with the tunnel you have violated my right of subjacent support.Any of your rights may be sold and may have been in the past but they would have to show up on a title search.Multi level condominimums are a prime example of your right to own air space because that is what you are buying.
N/A N/A Help on closing the deal.
1 December 2006 | 7 replies
People skills and salesmanship are paramount.
Amy Vasquez What profit do you make?
2 March 2008 | 17 replies
your skilling in fixing is time and cost of saving laborhigh cost states such as calfornia, new york and hawaii. labor cost is too expensive unless you can do the work yourself. however, states such as texas, new mexicolabor are cheaper and but the risk is if you can able to move the property(able to sell it)test your market first.... slow moving states i would stay out unless you have a buyer...it make sit for months or years. thankssunsmicro
Ljay Jones I see why new investors hate newbie’s
8 December 2006 | 13 replies
those two tell me motivational level depend on if they are paying two mortgages-how fast do you need to sell-how much if I gave you all cash (most don't bite on this until your out to seeing their home)-will you sell your home for what you owe (forecloser)-existing financing (how many mortgages)-repairs need (usually no)when was the last time you replaced roof, carpet, painted, landscaping?
N/A N/A If you were in your early 20s, what would you do ?
14 November 2006 | 13 replies
Is it hot, cold, leveling off?
John Cleare Priceless Text- "I'm a Real Estate Investor"
3 May 2007 | 16 replies
i guess not.i'd say it takes anywhere from 1 to 5 years to get to that level, wouldn't you agree?
N/A N/A making an offer??
31 January 2007 | 6 replies
run a cash flow analysis - see where you need to be to be at a positive cash flow, then just work the numbers til you hit your optimal level of revenue.no fluff either - just fyi, 2 br are tough to sell...i know you're looking to rent it out, but if you ever want to sell it - they're tough to move.