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Alex B Agent doesn't want to accept a back up offer on a SS
21 October 2011 | 8 replies
Wonder if I should leave the owner a note to increase my odds or personaly deliver my offer to the agent's office.
Phil Tsouridis Rehab Question - What to offer & how much to fix?
1 November 2011 | 12 replies
Is there some way you can work around the asbestos and leave it there?
Chris Clothier Biggest Mistake for Real Estate Online Marketing
19 February 2012 | 16 replies
Their prices are absurdly low and the techniques they use work… Luckily most visitors will quickly leave the site to find a company that speaks the traditional English language.
Mike Nelson How to submit a Lease Option with a broker???
9 March 2012 | 7 replies
Finally, leave a call to action at the end of your talk.
David Beard Private Lending for Buy & Hold
10 November 2011 | 31 replies
I was certainly planning to leave enough spread there to enable an interest rate "sweetener" if needed to entice the reinvestment.I like the idea of IO.
Mica Marsh Real Estate Agent Involvement
28 October 2011 | 7 replies
He wants to leave his broker and go on his own and he does know this is a perfect opportunity.I seems to me as long as he does not write the contract (the houses would be off market), he does not have to run anything thru the broker.
Laurel Bowen Am I Doing Something Wrong?
2 August 2012 | 25 replies
( You must leave the table with everyone satisfied about the deal.
Jeffery Bigsby A question for CASH buyers...
15 November 2011 | 8 replies
If you make the deal "as is" you leave the responsibility for due diligence on the end buyer.
Chelsy C Another issue for my first flip
9 November 2011 | 14 replies
I might not be able to do it. my only option is to do it outside or leave it.
Justin Lowe first deal analysis
4 November 2011 | 16 replies
I have alloted money for pool at 2000 for pool/pump/filter.I am using a hard money lender for financing details as follow:Gross Loan Amount: $93,445.50 (closing costs included)Net Loan Amount: $90,000.00Loan Term: 3 YearsAmortization Type: Interest OnlyInterest Rate: 11.500% Estimated Payment: $862.50Buy down Option: 8.500%Buydown Payment: $637.50 Buy down Costs: Add 1.5% to lender feePrepayment Penalties: N/ALender Fee: 2% of net (us)Underwriting Costs: $950.00, due at submission of signed offerThe details will change a little based on end negotiated deal.I have looked all over the web for ARV, and I am relativley certain that I will be asking 135000, expecting to get 120-125000.I know I am probably leaving something out, so please ask and I will follow up asap.Thank you in advance for helping out a new investor!