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Al Williamson Tenant Request for Compensation
6 April 2014 | 66 replies
Or is it simply that it's always easier to evict when a lease is finished in time duration as opposed to any other rationale?
Bryan H. Replacing flapper - how do I remove old one?
8 July 2013 | 9 replies
I have had to use a dremel tool before and cut through the nut and thread with a steel wheel disk.The other part is even if you get the nut off there might be a hairline crack where the bolt sits on the tank.
Alan C. I would like to start investing but I am not sure of what I should do.
7 July 2013 | 2 replies
Set a goal and make a plan..simply: "he who fails to plan, plans to fail."5.
Taylor Jennings No "I Buy Houses" Here! But we have few signs we thought might work...
8 July 2013 | 1 reply
I will be ordering these designs to be printed at Kinkos and will cut out the words so I can spray paint the signs.BANDIT SIGN #1:BANDIT SIGN #2:BANDIT SIGN #3:
Steve Vawter Wondering.. When a loan is sold
8 July 2013 | 11 replies
In addition, it may also illustrate which assets have a higher chance of reverting back which means you simply need to go find the real estate agent that will be assigned to the REO post FCL auction.
Steven Myers Partnership gone bad
8 July 2013 | 18 replies
Alternatively, you could arrange an earn-out whereby you retain 80% - 90% of his portion of the the cash-flow-before-taxes (CFBT) until he has earned out your half of the property {this could be done even if there is an existing mortgage in-place}.Be warned that if you have a mortgage and your names are both on it, the lender (especially a bank) may force the remaining partner to refinance (rather than simply issue a "release" of the other partner from the mortgage).There are others here like Jon Holdman, and @Bill Gulley, who have deep experience and better know the financing options available to you in the U.S.A.Whatever you do going forward, spend a little time with a real estate / partnership attorney and get things in writing.
Michael Dorovich Making offers
9 July 2013 | 8 replies
This is a process where you should not short cut or try to save money.Most closings are based upon what is contained in the purchase/sale agreement.
Eric F. Building a rental portfolio with Subject To/Lease Options?
18 July 2013 | 28 replies
For any option to be valid we need an option price and a stated sale price to buy, that alone doesn't seem to exclude doing an option.I'd say too, to do these where you are it simply means the optionee needs to be qualified to buy, not a bad thing.How do they look upon the old contract for deed or land contract there since they don't care for lease options, are all installment sales under a foreclosure?
Mike D. Zoning question
12 April 2014 | 13 replies
In order for it to be put right it is simply the cooker and all cabling or gas piping that has to be removed and/or capped off.
Otis Sutton Wholesale Newbie in the Dallas area
9 July 2013 | 9 replies
A wholesaler's cut is almost always fee based, not percentage based.