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25 April 2006 | 4 replies
Though I can't be an inspector and an agent in the same transaction, I find it works well for investors to have an agent that works for them that also has an inspector license.
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16 January 2008 | 27 replies
So, in effect, you could buy today and assign your contract before you actually close............but in any event, I would not advise you to get into any deal unless you were confident that you could close (ie: have the funds or resources to obtain financing), in case, essentially, you were unable to assign your contract to your satisfaction.
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2 May 2006 | 5 replies
I know the basics of real estate (I suppose) and was interested in investing at one point in time but a bad transaction will make one lose interest really fast...I might be getting over it.Anyway, I am just asking because I've seen places for $1k to one million and I would assume that the price listed is the "purchase price" plus paying for closing?
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3 January 2007 | 5 replies
Hi everyoneI am an investor in Philadelphia and Delaware that has a question about double closing (or any other way to do this transaction).I have contracted with the owner of a multi unit mixed use property to buy it in 6 months for $X.
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8 May 2006 | 1 reply
To start with I wouldn't believe ANYTHING that Michael Savage says, the guy is just another gasbag, know nothing, bigot in the mold of Rush Limbaugh and others.The lack of civil liberties that you refer to is something called the (paraphrasing here) "Disrupting A Foreign Dignatary" Act, or something to that effect.
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12 November 2006 | 4 replies
How would I go about doing this transaction: I bought a house at the sheriff sale today, after the sale someone wants to buy it now for $5000 more.
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18 May 2006 | 6 replies
If they're helping you get into the deal, then they're kind of a partner of sorts and have added value to the transaction.
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16 September 2006 | 17 replies
Anti virus and anti spyware programs are only as good as the latest update and effective only against the more common threats.
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30 January 2010 | 32 replies
i think using your name as a .com is a great way to promote yourself in this business. it is cost effective and looks powerful on a business card; and as long as you have "Realtor®" or another indication of your occupation on the card clients will know what your site is about.most agents in my office have a registered domain under their name and then redirect the domain to their page on our site. as the webmaster, this is also a great way to monitor who is bringing users to our site as their names show up in the analytics. i suggest registering a handful of domains, market each of them differently then monitor the results, change strategies, rinse and repeat.Sincerely,Rising Realtyps.
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21 May 2006 | 5 replies
The points that a Broker charges can effect not only the closing cost but also the interest rate as well.