
3 March 2006 | 11 replies
My cat would think you're pretty slick, pulling off a fish caper like that one!

10 July 2006 | 6 replies
Dead people are rather difficult to deal with.Seriously though, the trustee needs to be notified that the person on the mortgage being foreclosed has died and they pull the posting until the lender can sort it out.Typically, the house goes to probate and the investor rarely gets the deal because once the sale is stopped, the heirs tend to list it on the open market.Jimwww.dfwmentor.com

24 February 2006 | 3 replies
This Property is currtently listed, also we have a buyers agent we are finding hard to market with it still being on mls at 219,900 we need to sell reasonable time if we close cause holding cost will be way too high how can we structure this deal to get out in the next 30 days (1)doing all out blitz and selling at discount to end buyer and structure so we can cash out without closing 2.close refinace pull some equity then continue to sell with or without best realtor in town, 3.

21 August 2006 | 7 replies
I will have to pull out the picture archives.

1 March 2006 | 22 replies
I am able to pull most of it for free from the county website, but it means that I have to manually search through the sales data to make sure that properties are in the same area (easily determined) and to make sure that they are similar types of properties (easy, but very time consuming!).

5 May 2006 | 28 replies
you still put $13652 into this deal before you pulled a nickel out of it.

8 June 2006 | 5 replies
Bad borrower than yes 2% is justified but if your a clean A borrower with little to do than 1% is pretty much good deal.Local banks will pull the same deal as Mortgage Brokers sometimes but again banks have just there programs while Mortgage Brokers have all the banks and even the local ones too.What type of arm are you getting?

5 February 2018 | 5 replies
If you pull someone's credit and let's say they have had a foreclosure 3 years ago so you're skeptical, you can do a financial verification report that will provide you with 12 months worth of income, cash flow, assets, and line item spending, that tells you if your tenant is approved for your rental amount based on the data.

10 March 2006 | 3 replies
Do your homework and if it is all solid, then pull the trigger.

28 March 2006 | 8 replies
Hey all,About a month and a half ago I pulled up my credit report on Equifax (my first time ever checking my credit).