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Chris Vaughan New Member introduction from Massachusetts
27 November 2013 | 16 replies
Minimally you should check out the NEREIA meeting in Chelmsford on the 1st Wed on the month.
Jacob Chaney Complete Rehab in DC: How many bids should I get
25 November 2013 | 9 replies
More and more investors are choosing this delivery method in our markets as they typically get the biggest bang for their buck this way and virtually eliminate they need for any change orders which can get out of hand without and good well defined scope of work and complete set of construction documents.One recommendation that I can make without hesitation is to be certain that you use only DC experienced and licensed general contractors when you bid it out, as I have seen lots of developers/investors get delayed due to regulatory issues associated with stop work orders and the like because a lot of contractors don't know the process and the system in DC.
DeJuan Coleman New Member
2 December 2013 | 14 replies
Well, I believe God delayed all of the applications and made their hiring process so long because I've came to the light that real estate is my road to a financial freedom.
Guillermo Paul Need help with a friend who is going into foreclosure in January 2014
27 November 2013 | 19 replies
Since you are so new, advising her that filing Bankruptcy is an effective means of delaying a foreclosure sale would be the single most helpful thing you could do.
Jeremiah B. Buy using leverage, or save-up, buy in cash and then refi?
13 September 2014 | 17 replies
Once the house is purchased and rehabbed, do a delayed financing (or a refi) to get out most of the capital and put it back in the capital fund.
Thomas Williamson Auction.com / do it yourself foreclosure / need help with this
5 December 2013 | 27 replies
Thomas, at the steps the bid will be opened with the amounts due the first mortgagee, but it could be more if it's a low amount (that's another issues) but you'll know if a second is there as they will then enter their amount due, if you hear someone bidding in $15,263.87 above the beginning bid, that's a junior lien holder.Actually your costs should be minimal compared to a sale, you're nit required to get title insurance but you should for matters shown of record.
Tara Brodersen Better to buy multifamily rentals close to home?
1 January 2014 | 19 replies
Another bank allows 25% down with minimal income (I plan to go back to work part-time soon).
Brian Frazier Cincinnati,Ohio newbie
2 December 2013 | 19 replies
The speaker talked about ways to minimize the chances of being in a lawsuit brought by prospective tenants.
John Chapman God I Love Texas Eviction Law
18 September 2019 | 29 replies
Yes, I know you can minimize your risk by good screening and yes, everyone believes they are bullet proof, but if you get enough units and do it long enough, it will happen to you.
Vlad Kuzin Direct Mail - Minimizing Number of Returns
2 December 2013 | 3 replies
I am looking for ideas on how to minimize number of return mail when sending out direct mail to the driving for dollars leads.