Susie C.
Flipping a Condo in Big Cities?
23 January 2016 | 1 reply
Be aware of things like condo rules regarding investor owned versus owner occupied units as this could effect your or your end buyers' financing possibilities, special assessments or association fees that could effect your carrying costs, condo rules regarding renovations and what owners are allowed to do or restrictions on noise or work hours.
Brian Volland
Looking To Learn
20 September 2017 | 6 replies
Hey Brian,I am a Realtor who specializes in real estate investing.
Alex Sanfilippo
Exclusive Rental Agreements
6 February 2016 | 14 replies
@Alex Sanfilippo, a friend of mine specializes in providing executive housing for foreign employees who are here for 2-3 years on a H1B visa.
Sylvia B.
Conficting information on NOLO
27 January 2016 | 7 replies
Reason being, with large complexes, they can absorb evictions a lot easier, and the turn around is a lot faster.I think after reading the NOLO site, that it would really come down to asking a very competent attorney who specializes and deals with real estate and evictions, not just in Missouri, but in your county/area.The fact that you haven't had to evict in 4 years is awesome!
Stan Hrincevich
Triplicate Billings Allowed with HOA Transfer Fees
24 January 2016 | 3 replies
The “claimed” expenses specifically relate to updating administrative and financial records, providing a copy of the HOA governing documents to the buyer, and issuing a Status Letter to the buyer indicating the financial status of the home seller with the HOA on the date of sale (are HOA dues current, any owed special assessments or fines, or other obligations).
Lucero Sanchez
If you could go back in time?
19 February 2016 | 10 replies
I wish high school got the gen-ed stuff out of the way and college focused more on specializing.
Max T.
Looking for tax return preparation services
31 January 2016 | 5 replies
Our tax accountant company has an entire division that specializes in real estate.
Michelle Lim
1099-c foreclosure help
26 January 2016 | 6 replies
We bought our 1st home when my husband was in the military and we lived there for a few years.
John Connor
Military Service Member, CA
25 January 2016 | 1 reply
Young, financially stable, net worth under 200k (majority in stocks).Looking for wisdom in investing and building wealth after I'm done with war.
Jeff L.
HELP: Evicting a Disabled Veteran
31 October 2019 | 8 replies
Say $100 a month to start then after 6 months another $100 until he gets the idea and moves on his own.I might also get the VA involved and see if they could get him relocated peacefully.Lastly if I absolutely had to have him out, I would hire a large law firm specializing in evictions to do all the noticing, and carry out the process.