
7 December 2011 | 3 replies
They says its because of a law that prohibits making politicians home addresses public and that because they can't identify who's a politician and who's not, so they don't make records available online.But the idea is still valid.

19 December 2011 | 2 replies
Since this post, we have actually identified and purchased a beautiful building which we will be holding for income.

8 January 2012 | 3 replies
Also from a price discovery standpoint sometimes they can be valuable to quickly identify if there is a deal to be made.

30 December 2011 | 20 replies
My questions are as follows:1) For those who immigrate but aren't US citizens, I assume I'm looking for a valid green card to identify the person(s)?

26 February 2012 | 36 replies
In my opinion it is critical to be on the mls and foolish to use a service that identifies you as a fsbo.
27 December 2011 | 10 replies
You're casting a lot of aspersions, and it would be quite easy to identify this party based on your given location.

16 October 2012 | 9 replies
I've used this method to find and contact owners of retail properties and shopping centers:- Identify the APN # of a shopping center using the county assessors page.- Find the entity (LLC, LP, Trust) that the property is owned under- use the state entity search to find the managers/partners of the entity- Google the managers name / or use peoplefinders.com to find a phone number.- Contact owner/partner and tell them your story...Technically, this is not a cold call because you have information that pertains to their situation.

4 January 2012 | 5 replies
It appears that he'll do OK with that house whether he sells or rents it.That experience, along with my failure to identify anything else that makes more sense, has me strongly considering making a go of a RE business.

4 April 2013 | 68 replies
Perhaps they have not been able to identify a model that will work in that environment.

9 January 2012 | 18 replies
All you need is one or two buyers on your list to sell such a great spread, in fact, you don't have to sell it at all, it sells itself.True "cents on the dollar" are calculated by identifying the true, reasonable, and accurate after repair value, and deducting the true and accurate rehab costs to bring the subject property to that ARV.If the purchase price was plus rehab costs were actually 41% of the exit value, you would have 100 buyers waiting in line to bid up the price!