Lenox Ramsey Jr
Is $5k for an Assigment Fee Too High?
7 August 2007 | 12 replies
Ask an attorney.If you close deals at a title company there could be a standard form they use.There are other investors who can share what they have.You can read books and other materials where an assignment is discussed and forms are shown.Best to pay for a valid contract that will work in your state that you obtain from an attorney.
Account Closed
Being a professional; think before you type
2 August 2007 | 0 replies
Yet they act like it is a private club of just friends and family.To be more to the point...Some are in a service role providing something to the public (RE agent, book seller, mortgage broker, home inspector, REO portfolio bird dog, what ever).
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Bid4assets and Ebay listings
8 October 2008 | 15 replies
Consider investing a small bit of the money in books as they will provide better leverage at this stage.John Corey
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Info on Notes
4 August 2007 | 1 reply
I was just wondering if someone could explain it to me or maybe tell me where I can find an E-book on the subject.
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if it sounds to be good to be true is it
7 August 2007 | 7 replies
There are many good books and I am sure you will learn more on this site.John Corey
David Rocci
Legal structure advice needed
8 August 2007 | 5 replies
Using a lawyer is one way to help improve the odds as you now have the lawyer liability insurance on the line.Pick up William Bronchick's Wealth Protection book ~$14.00 on Amazon).
Sean Davis
.. please give me feedback guys
28 October 2007 | 25 replies
Get the RE books you think are interesting and camp out.
Mike Rubino
Don Sheppard
I'm still making offers
3 September 2007 | 13 replies
It could work better if the estimates were from two or more companies that were not your company.It could also be that the REOs are selling for higher prices than you want to pay so you are just not going to get many acceptances.Some deals will happen when the lender is facing pressure to get the property off the books.
Chris Jones
new investor in need of help
13 August 2007 | 2 replies
I know an entire book can be written on each creative tactic I plan on using but I’m just interested in knowing the basics (the contracts that are involved, and what to do with them after they are signed, and under what prime times should I look to use each tactic), I plan on learning the details through the school of hard knocks, that’s through actually getting out there in the field learning and making mistakes.another reason why I just want the basics, is because I don't want that whole "paralysis of analysis" thing to happen to me that happens to most beginning investors, its so easy to get overwhelm in this business that’s why most fail and the ones that are somewhat successful take so long to do so.So if anyone can answer all of my questions or part of them I’ll be so thankful