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Bruce M. Cash for Keys
30 April 2012 | 14 replies
Marie Poe says here.Only thing I would add is that we train our CFK folks to do the following:1) Make contact as a wage earning employee representing a small group of investors (this curbs their likely disdain for large banking institutions).2) Try to get to the root of their problems before demanding they leave or offering money.3) Try to offer assistance instead of money (moving van, able bodied workers).4) Try to offer less money instead of more money.5) Follow up diligently to ensure any CFK agreement is adhered to strictly.6) (As others have suggested) Concurrently file initial UD action along with the CFK negotiation, so you are able to carry a big stick while also speaking softly.If you're able to do all of these things, you should be pretty successful in occupant disposition.
Dominick Carney Contracts & Clauses
22 July 2013 | 4 replies
Unless your buying/selling institutional grade assets sellers pay the commissions.
Bin Chen How do you guys deal with annoying tenants?
12 December 2016 | 26 replies
Look for BPI (building performance institute) or RESNET certified individuals or companies.
Jerome Harrod II Hey, What do I say? ...
24 August 2010 | 15 replies
It's not hard for me to find wholesale deals or buyers, it's just hard for me to get up the nerve to talk to them.Just so you know a little about me, I've been self-training to get my Certified Ethical Hacker Degree from UMBC since 9th grade and now getting official training at ITT-Tech Institute.
Rich Weese good news for landlords-bad news for RE market
27 August 2010 | 15 replies
        Many of the big lenders are instituting a new method to regain their funds.
Lee Common How about the sweet Chrysler deal?
8 May 2009 | 5 replies
Now having lost so much in the stock market are trying to gain as much as they can out of any tangible assets they can get there hands on ie your house.Meanwhile dealing with these institutions who are supporting their balance sheets with homes still valued at "97-98" levels.
Herm M. Is this realtor BS'n me?
16 July 2009 | 9 replies
The demise of Lehman brothers, the bailout of AIG, as well as other lending institutions failures can all have been averted if they had exercised one premise above all, safety before profits.
Ted Harris Should U Send Your Kids to College?
28 October 2009 | 47 replies
Unless they're going to a top name school, I don't think there's any difference between a degree from one institution or another.Cain has the right idea.
LaBlanca Ponder Wholesaling in small towns
10 December 2009 | 18 replies
You don't have to sell the note, and there is no qualifying unless you sell to institutional investors, you sell the future income stream.
Lee Common FDIC chairman Sheila Bair calls for an "aggregator bank,"
27 January 2009 | 5 replies
Financial institutions that wanted to sell assets into the bank could also perhaps take part of their payment as an equity interest in the aggregator bank to provide an additional cushion.