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Jorge Garcia HUD Trying to Eliminate Seller Financiang
15 February 2010 | 7 replies
They will be liable if they should have advised on terms or conditions that were not made in the deal and if a loss arises from your deal, from the buyer or the seller, the broker will be in the middle.
Account Closed How the Rich Raise Kids
14 February 2010 | 7 replies
Middle class kids never suffer, they simply receive all the toys and goodies from their parents for doing nothing.Kids have to learn the value of work.
Justin Case Leaking hot water heater - help
26 September 2010 | 46 replies
ive seen water heaters go in tree years or so out my way due to very hard water so just leave it olone with a drip pan for afew months so when its bursts lest say while your tennants are out of town one day or in the middle of the night oh yea dont forget that the leak ruined gramas wedding dress thats been in the famiily for 60 years !!!!
Account Closed How to keep track of my Real Estate Business?
18 February 2010 | 6 replies
Some of these when I am buying a property include: local power company contact info for electric transfers, name and contact info for the cable company serving that area, what day is garbage day at this residence, the nearest elementary school, middle school and high school and contact info and so on.
Ryan Mertz 1ST TIME INVESTOR IN NEED OF ADVICE
21 February 2010 | 5 replies
SOMEONE WHO CAN GIVE ME SOME ADVICE AND POINT IN THE DIRECTION OF SOME GOOD BOOKS THAT I MAY BE ABLE TO CHECK OUT THE WILL HELP WITH OPTION CONTRACTS.WHAT I AM IN NEED OF IS THE KNOWLEDGE OF HOW TO CLOSE A OPTION DEAL.CAN SOMEON GIVE ME the 1.2.3s (4,5,6. ect...) to closing a option deal.what is needed to bring the buying and seller together with you as the middle man so that the seller is comfortable in the deal and the buyer has a piece of mind that he is dealing with someone who is honest and professional.When you do a option can a buyer with a mortgage loan purchase the property and you still recieve your finders fee (percentage)please help!
Rich Weese rehabbers and flippers # 2(there is a reason for my madness)
4 March 2010 | 44 replies
In my experience, most investors who are willing to accept high interest rates (and lots of points) haven't done a very good job of analyzing how the deal will be affected by the high costs of financing, and when they're in the middle of the project and realize that they're spread much more thin than they thought, they start to cut corners.
Kel S 4th deal - Banks are so fickle!
28 April 2010 | 15 replies
These houses are in what is considered the prime school district and much nicer (middle class) part of town and so we've only been buying in that area.We've been trying for some time to snag a 3 bedroom in this area but it's been difficult due to the prices, competition of what I assume is other investors, etc., so we are getting closer with this one being considered a "possible 3rd bedroom in finished walkup attic" :D How big is a solar tube?
Taylor C Putting buyer in rent to own
31 March 2010 | 7 replies
You can't be a middle man in a sale without a license.
Michael C. Can someone clarify
30 March 2010 | 5 replies
Trying to understand.. unless you cut out the middle man and do everything yourself... it's probably best to stay with an area that you become specialized in and let others do what they're best...
Pedro Lopez your opinion on multipal deals
4 April 2010 | 6 replies
the only way to make money as a middle man is to find a property way below value and sell it less below value.