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Rob Gillespie Time spent posting, how do you do it?
18 May 2011 | 17 replies
For example, right now I'm laying here with a sleeping kid on my arm watching Thomas the Tank Engine as I type this (I can post now because I've already seen this episode :D)...my next post will probably be while I'm sitting at a railroad crossing on the way to my son's school waiting for a train to pass...then I'll post again from Costco while following my wife around the store...
Tinotenda Arigurinu Buying Properties That Already Have Tenants
8 July 2013 | 14 replies
After a really good conversation I found out that they love the home and this year was the first year their son loved school.
Cassandra Faraci New BP Member from NY/NJ area
2 July 2013 | 10 replies
Although I've spent the majority of my life pursuing higher education and training, as soon as our son was born last year, I knew I wanted to be a full-time stay-at-home mom (despite the horrified looks and comments from family, friends, and professionals who provided support during my education).
Dan Graney Family ownership
7 October 2015 | 2 replies
looking at purchasing a multi-family unit and I was wondering if I could put my son's name somewhere on the paperwork that would legally satisfied the need for owner occupancy if he moves in there.
Danielle Hammond opportunity you all wont believe!
3 July 2015 | 73 replies
I know who the competition is (not much) the biggest realtor/flipper/renter that owns ALOT up here is a slumlord that people are starting to hate for allowing all the drug lords out on the old AFB... he will slowly be pushed out or retired... his son will take over and he already has his dads bad reputation.
Billy Bell Wholeselling in a 55+ Retirement Comm. Can I do it, if younger?
15 September 2015 | 13 replies
The son who owns it now wants to sell it quick, but it is in a retirement community that requires the owners to be over 55.
Jason Stephens Self Directed IRA
9 October 2015 | 17 replies
Then, you pay him back, he pays his 401(k) back and there's no prohibited transaction issue.Basically, anyone in your direct line of ascendency / descendency  - father, grandfather, son, grandson, etc. - is a prohibited transaction.
Victor Gesmundo My first $100,000 dollar flip on land and $128,000 on new home.
3 November 2015 | 7 replies
On day 57 an investment banker whose son was a snowboarder took my assignable escrow by replacing the 100k9 which I got from a private party...for a 30% part of the profit...no risk...they where happy... and giving me 100k to walk away..I paid the private party their 100k plus 30k and took m70k and walked......and in the meantime my house on the golf course my agent came in with an offer making me $128,000 free and clear... before it was finished...which I took...it was a good year....
Eva Arnold Could a savvy 21-22yo with $50,000 invest successfully?
25 July 2015 | 33 replies
Great question and I hope one day my son will be one of these people.  
Lois Ginter My First Year as a Landlord - C Properties
17 January 2017 | 7 replies
the tenant finally got it when the sheriff showed up at the door at 8 am on a Tuesday morning and gave the tenant and his teenage son 10 minutes to gather whatever they could and get out; we actually pulled them out of bed.