If I were to assign my equitable rights in a R2O transaction.

The disclosures will tell you if the rate/fees are, or aren't, locked.FYI it's illegal for that LO at LD to get paid $1 more, or less, because of your rate, fees, lender credits, etc.

This deal like the other one was a very easy transaction, my investor was quite on top of everything on his end and got everything submitted for the loan in only a few days.

#1 reason: Speed of transaction.#2 Reason: House Is in too bad of a shape to list#3 Reason: Hastle Free#4 Reason: Agents smell like dead monkey.

April 2021, Tenant A sublets her apartment ILLEGALLY to Tenant B (no landlord approval, lease clearly states it's illegal to sublet).No rent is given from Tenant A or Tenant B for months.September 2021, we find out Tenant A was collecting rent from Tenant B but not giving it to us.By a miracle, we end up collecting every penny that was owed from Tenant A.October 2021, Tenant A's lease ends.Tenant B is still in the apartment.Shocker, they do NOT have good credit and they have a prior eviction on record.If we want to get them out in today's difficult COVID-19 landlording world, how can we go about it?

The story of Affordable housing is so true even here in Zimbabwe.There are more low-moderate income earners seeking houses to fulfill their home ownerships dreams.Even in America, the mobile homes and some of the apartment unit types fit into the low-medium income earners catergory.Real estate is a BIG sector, just keep learning and serving.One show on CNBC, if i recall correctly showed a third of GDP worth of Property transaction in 2016 for China .Property was a way inflation first filters through the economy

The transactional costs in real estate are high, so you need to be sure your money and VA entitlement will yield you a better return if you sell and buy at another location.

That's a self-eviction, which as far as I know is illegal in all states.

Here are the details:Relinquished Property Sale Price = $310,000Closing Costs = $25,000Mortgage Payoff = $35,000So, after the two transaction costs listed above, we'll walk away with $250,000 deposited into the QI fund.That would be 1/3 of the new property cost, roughly equivalent to the value of the investment portion...or does the investment portion need to be equivalent to the actual sale price of the relinquished property--in this case, $310,000?

My offer was accepted in July and the transaction didn't close until September, and because the property manager holds on to rent for most of the month, I didn't get my first month's rent payment until this morning.