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Roderick Gunn Buying Tax Lien Properties!!!
14 September 2021 | 4 replies
., they all have to redeem from the investor before they can foreclose or execute and convey good title.
Matt Berklacy lease w/ option to own, versus seller finance, ..better passive?
14 April 2019 | 9 replies
thanks all, thx Pat, Pat, after you purchase your forclosures, are you setting up any as lease (tenant) with option to purchase, and also doing seller finance (selling) if they execute the option to purchase?
Yollan Kitsoukou Here is my plan, tell me why it won’t work!
11 April 2019 | 15 replies
 What you have described is a series of events, that potentially involves the buying of two properties.That is not a plan...that is a series of events.A Plan involves, at the start:1 - a set of Financial Goals2 - a timeline for completion3 - a series of events that need to take place, in a specific order, all of which are connected to eachother.4 - a set of specific options (strategies) that will be used for each step you execute in #35 - a financial requirement for each step above (and below)6 - a location or specific market that each step will be executed in7 - a list of any and all outside sources and/or resources required for each step8 - a list of financial resources for each step which include the amounts needed, cost to get, cost to use, and source to access from10 - a way connect all of the above together.11 - ...and that's just the start
Jason Monaco Anyone have success with crowdfunding? Investment advice
14 April 2019 | 2 replies
And this is assuming the sponsor executes 100% to plan for 10-12 years (which is definitely not guaranteed either).
Cameron Rockey New to real estate, looking to quit my job
13 April 2019 | 16 replies
There are 5 different types of areas:A - where people like you and me want to live: best schools, very low crime, very few rentals (luxury apartments, high end homes for rent to executives, etc)B - a step below A; very good schools, low crime, some rentals, this is where the median price homes usually are (this is the BEST place to buy single family homes for long term buy-and-hold); this is also a good place to buy multifamilyC - OK schools, average crime rate, lots of rentals, THIS IS ACTUALLY THE BEST PLACE TO BUY MULTI FAMILY because the cashflow is good but not too hard to manageD - bad schools, high crime rate, lots of rentals with problem properties (boarded up, broken windows, etc).
Preston Humbard Help we're stuck and coming down to the wire!
13 April 2019 | 16 replies
Some of these big companies work with real estate agents who specialize in leasing properties for company executives.
Tom Scott Tax Liens - Losing All of Your Principal
16 April 2019 | 6 replies
The logic was that these liens would be very likely to be redeemed or the properties could be foreclosed on for profits.Reality was their marketing materials were far better than their execution
Nathan Smith Where to find San Diego active foreclosure lists
19 April 2019 | 9 replies
Have you tried First American Title?
Nate Erez Conventional Loan for an Out Of Country American?
16 April 2019 | 4 replies
We would like to buy it in cash and then finance it with a conventional loan (BRRR)My wife is American and I'm Israeli.
Account Closed Is A College Degree Worthless These Days???
9 May 2019 | 39 replies
I have always been shocked by the amount of money the american youth owes at a young age.I studied my bachelor's degree in Spain and spend $1800 total.Last year, I did an online masters online from an accredited university in Spain for $3000 total.