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Luigi Ontiveros Help !! RE Agent is killing my wholesale deal !!
26 December 2011 | 6 replies
I am thinking of letting the one originally tied up with the RE agent go but filing a memorandum of contact with the county clerk and recorders office tomorrow morning on the other property that had nothing to do with the agent and enforce the contract.
Steven A. Developer wants my property, but !
9 December 2011 | 7 replies
Getting allot of site errors, cant even contact Joshua about them, Had to re join just to reply to posts.As far as some of the questionsStrip center is 25 years old, I keep everything maintained, I always have people asking if I have space.My parcel is all flat, anything that isn't building or parking lot I had graded and seeded with grass, it is kept weed free, cut, and its like a park like setting. the 24 acre parcel has hills, and wet areas that DNR wont let be touched.I don't need to sell, but also know if the corner develops my site is worth much more, so if I hinder it I shoot myself in the foot.One developer brought up an easement to me for an entrance, his question was would I GRANT him an easement, not sell him one,that was back when a large food chain wanted the corner, he was going to develop it and then lease it to them( pick n save), not sure if I can name them.Anyway I got skidish with developers and brokers, they would call and want to meet at the local StarBucks, try and get me to tell them what it would take for me to sell, tell me they were going back to draft up an offer, I would never hear back, one local broker drafted up an offer to purchase, the offer was transferable, it was full of errors the city wasn't right, the county wasn't right, it was just a mess, so much that I began to think the commercial real estate world was full of shysters.I had a broker list my site for lease a few years back, asked me if I wanted to sell because of the corner being up for sale, I said maybe it all depends, so to make a long story as short as possible, he would tell potential Tennant' that I was thinking of selling, so not to depend on long term leases, then tells me lets just list it for sale, its not leasing out !
Jean T. Michigan investors: how long does it take to rent a condo?
3 February 2012 | 20 replies
Just north of you, in south Oakland County, we get 1-2 calls a day off of signs and haven't had a vacancy longer than a couple of weeks.
Abdenour Achab Should I expense or capitalize post acquisition eviction costs
19 December 2011 | 8 replies
I live in California, and the houses are in Oklahoma County.
Garrison Johnson My review of the Rich Dad Learn To Be Rich Academy
5 January 2016 | 33 replies
Though the business was not registered with the State, she did have a county business license.
Denise D. New Member from NJ
13 December 2011 | 9 replies
My name is Denise and I'm from Union County NJ.
Travis Elliott Who is a Full-Time Real Estate Investor?
3 May 2014 | 80 replies
After that happened I had the time to scout out a county that is about 150 miles away from my primary, and purchase a foreclosure more than DOUBLING my investment.
Chris Masons Question on Tax Lien investing
26 December 2011 | 5 replies
The banks are still informed that they are going to potentially lose their interest in the property and they can pay off the lien to keep it, but the state/county/city needs to be able to collect the property taxes and this is the best way for them to do that.It is in the best interest of the public for tax liens to be superior to mortgage liens.
Michael R. Atlanta Investors-Is this a bad area?
2 April 2018 | 10 replies
About 80 percent of the time the property looked good in the picture but when you got there in a matter of a few days to a week the place was trashed.You have to remember for the small commission the REO brokers are making on these it is "cash for trash".Small lots,old houses,very high taxes,and aging city sewer system that is falling apart.Many of these houses the foundation does waves,electrical and plumbing is stripped,mold,etc.Smart local investors are buying outside Atlanta in the surrounding counties where they spend a little more but nicer areas and higher rents and lower property taxes.
Mark Nolan Unique situation
20 December 2011 | 31 replies
The county assessment has a market value of over $130k for the entire duplex, thats much too high with this poor upper side.