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Ethan Edwards Question About Being a Silent Investor in Flips
13 April 2017 | 8 replies
Someone had mentioned to me that putting a lien against the property is the best course of action but it seems a bit harsh.
Jeff T. Looking for Opinions - 25 years old and transferred to Austin...
10 April 2017 | 34 replies
I tell ya though, cleaning up some one else's filth will really teach you the meaning of life.  
Anthony Garcia Is starting in single fam. developing recommended for beginners?
11 April 2017 | 4 replies
Also, my agent said it might be cheaper starting on a clean slate (with no surprises from an old home) and the bonus is that I wouldn't have to use my own capital in the bank; I'm currently pre-qualifying for about a 100K conventional loan. 
Kevin Fletcher San Francisco, CA Tax Auction. Has anyone here been through the process?
17 April 2015 | 4 replies
A few are occupied but being that I would have a year to evict or cash for keys to get the tenants out I'm not worried.My biggest concern is getting clean title. the statutes say that the tax sale wipes out most liens even HOA liens.
Brad Bamm Offer Advice - Owner Occupied Duplex in Southern Michigan
28 March 2015 | 3 replies
I'm hoping to get some input (I've on an offer given the following:South Central Michigan - Desirable school districtListed for $130,000On market since Aug. 2104 without price reduction~45 years oldOriginal furnace in both units (works well but old - not inspected yet)Roof is ~20 years old (OK condition but old - not inspected yet)New windows in 1 unit, original windows in other (aluminum - good condition - not inspected yet)Unit 1 needs cosmetic work (deep cleaning, minor drywall patchwork, painting, carpet replacement/cleaning in several rooms)Unit 1 shorter term tenantsUnit 2 is pretty clean and nothing needed by way of cosmetic repair.Unit 2 has long term tenantsBoth units rent at $825 per monthSelling agent cited "income potential" for firmness on the price.Based on the repairs that are needed, my gut feeling is that $130k is too much.
Megan Lawson Advice regarding due diligence and existing tenants
6 May 2015 | 4 replies
The tour of the property suggests that they are good tenants - the place is in great shape, units are very clean and there is even a vegetable garden in the yard that the tenants maintain.
Mario Cruz "cash out refinance"...I need help understanding this
26 March 2018 | 21 replies
I put about $2k into the property for painting, cleaning, landscaping, fridge, etc...)  
Andrew Collins 1st time home buyer
4 November 2015 | 13 replies
So your loan is approved and the only outstanding thing is the property appraisal and clean title.Contact me if I can provide more insight.Upen Patel
Chuck King Reintroduction from Bessemer City, North Carolina
8 April 2016 | 6 replies
In the recent months I was presented with a relatively good deal and have been waiting on the owner to clean the property in order to sale it.
Guillaume D. You Need To Be Rich To Succeed In Real Estate: Myth or Reality?
19 October 2015 | 14 replies
Put a few thousand dollars in it including brand new interior paint, complete cleaning of the house, home staging and so on.