
24 September 2006 | 6 replies
Here's the list of the one's I have...thought it may be easier this way:AddendumAffidavit and Memorandum of AgreementAgreement for DeedAssignment of ContractAttorney ApprovalBill of SaleClosing StatementDeposit NoteLetter of IntentQuit Claim DeedRE Purchase ContractRE Sales ContractBuyer’s Property Inspection ReportCash Flow AnalysisMarket Sales AnalysisProperty Analysis FormProperty Rehabilitation AnalysisSeller Information FormInstallment NoteMortgageMortgage Loan RecordPromissory NoteMonth to Month Rental AgreementPet AgreementRental ApplicationResidential Lease Rental AgreementResidential Lease with Option to PurchaseWaterbed AgreementBuyer ProfileWeekly PlannerWeekly Priority Schedule30 Day Notice to Terminate TenancyExpense Allocation SummaryExtension of LeaseLandlords Five Day NoticeMonthly Income RecordMove In Move Out FormNotice of Overdue RentPermission to SubletTenants mandatory Notice of Intention to VacateLet me know if I can shoot any of these out to anyone, and please, always remember to check them with your local laws!!

19 September 2006 | 5 replies
There are 3 main credit bureaus-Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax.

7 September 2006 | 0 replies
It is actually her brothers house, and the intent at the time her brother did this was to avoid probate and the house would pass on to my mother and my mothers sister.

17 September 2006 | 6 replies
Most of the seansoned people are saying you should approach the preforeclsoure with the intention of helping the people and building a relationship.

10 October 2007 | 51 replies
now i'm confused.you're living in this condo. so you are personally going to buy it and live in it and plan to sell it.that is an entirely different strategy than straight up rehabing to sell, mainly because you can still live in it and make the payments yourself, take on a roomate or whatever.

25 November 2006 | 10 replies
ARM's, negative amoritzations, D paper loans, and other creative finance programs are the main culprit for rising foreclosures, not double closings.

19 September 2006 | 4 replies
My main interest is income-producing properties.

6 December 2006 | 18 replies
the best way in my experence is they need a good scaremake a lawyer write you a paper , only cost 100 to 200 bucks...i have done this and help me get my money back...this management company is using you to make money...they are not intented to help you. find more management company...from my experience...you want a individal person you can trustcompanies are larger with larger expense...they motive is to get more money, some don't even go to the properties for months!