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Hank Wu Seed capital closing time concerns
5 February 2020 | 10 replies
What tips/tricks are there to closing your sales more quickly so you can use the capital to fund your next project?
Andrew B. First Purchase - Forclosure REO??? New Jersey
28 April 2017 | 13 replies
Their contracts tend to favor the bank, not the buyer.Sometimes you have to deal with squatters.Also, on occasion, the foreclosure wasn't done properly so there are title issues to resolve.So, the trick is coming up with the right offer given the condition and rehab needed and sticking to your guns.
JIMMY PASCHALIS Golden Rules
23 January 2015 | 25 replies
Are there any tricks to look at when analyzing a property that let you know this might be a good investment? 
Terry Matula About to close on a duplex with tenants who are being evicted.
10 November 2011 | 12 replies
Terry I don't know your contract or your agent but based on what you have posted they are not a very skilled agent and missed many protections on your behalf.It sounds like to me based on the verbage the sellers have not started eviction AT ALL.The simply sent an e-mail or some other junk asking the tenants to leave.You will have to go when you buy and do the whole process.Generally this time of year the court system takes off about a month between Thanksgiving and New years with various days off.This causes a backlog of eviction hearings and writs being executed once a judgement is in your favor.You might not get these people out until January or February depending on the back log of evictions taking place.I would find a contingency to terminate the agreement on and then go under contract under different terms and protections.If you are not satisfied with the agent and their mistakes you need to talk to the head broker and demand help.I spent about 45 minutes on the phone today helping one of my agents review an offer for their buyer and the agent missed about 15 different tips and tricks because they did not have the experience I do so I helped them out.Just because it is a family and they seem nice doesn't mean they won't trash the place.I have seen people go from nice to crazy in a split second.Until that place is empty and the locks are changed and you know what condition you are buying in I wouldn't touch it.No legal advice.
Vincent Lewis So brand new from Scottsdale AZ
27 December 2014 | 10 replies
Again any tips, tricks, strategies, etc..... can make a difference.
Jeff Plair How to acquire 20 rental properties in one year
17 August 2014 | 49 replies
For example if you are in business and want to employ 20 people you can do that, the trick is to build your business so the income stream and work demand justify hiring 20 people. 
Sheila O'Shea Deprogramming the Guru Mindset
23 June 2009 | 20 replies
Don't fall for that trick.
Dawn Curry Use all of HELOC or just enough for down payment?
14 March 2016 | 15 replies
It may seem like a magic trick and crazy that more people don't do it, but it is for real. 
John Prewitt Looking for a good CPA in the Dallas/Fort Worth area
27 January 2016 | 5 replies
A CPA that actively invests in real estate will be much more knowledgable in general about the nuances and any financial tricks to maximize your tax savings.  
Julien Rickard New Member From Southern California
18 December 2015 | 37 replies
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