Richard Pulido
Meeting with a Realtor, need some advice!
13 November 2014 | 11 replies
Find out what types of no money down techniques he is familiar with4.
Ace Saxon
Funding advice
8 February 2016 | 11 replies
But I would recomend getting your feet wet before dealing with hard money lenders (HML's) or atleast I'm not going to until I'm a little more confident in myself finding a REAL deal.There's also something called a "refi takeover" I'll copy and paste this process here (I did not write this):Seller “Refi” for TakeoverThis no-money-down technique is as amazing as it is simple.
Jim Johnson
Bought, Sold, Now what??
22 July 2009 | 0 replies
**Failure to cure said violations within the prescribed time period will result in additional late and legal fees.Other Violations of your agreement are as follows: n/aPAYMENT MUST BE MADE WITH CASH, CASHIER’S CHECK, OR CERTFIED FUNDS.This is not an election to terminate your obligations to pay for the balance of the amount owed under your agreement.In the event you fail to pay the above amount and cure above violations within (3) THREE days of this notice, we shall immediately take legal action to recover monies for the unlawful detention of said premises together with such future amounts as may be due us for breach of your agreement.Most of the people that are buying these houses live very month to month.
Phillip Hubler
investing long distance or close to home?
28 March 2012 | 8 replies
Strategies do overlap from location to location so as you get more versed in real estate investing techniques, you'll be able to find deals in your neck of the woods more easily I would imagine.
Ernest Peterson
Newbie from Glens Falls, NY
8 December 2016 | 7 replies
I hope to learn strategies and techniques to acheive those goals.Thanks alot Pete
Amit Kal
I lost my job too! Is my portfolio big enough to take the leap?
11 December 2016 | 36 replies
So your potential Partner will need to bring all of these as their qualifications.Once that occurs, you can use some of the mortgage techniques for both of you to buy the target Investment / Owner Occupied Property which can include the Partner as your Owner Occupied Home Owner and you as the non-Occupied Co-Borrower.Your Partner should be someone who is willing to also live in the property for at least a Year to fulfill the requirements of the loan.There also needs to be some sort of Partnership Agreement... but you seem to have things like this in place for your other properties since they also are owned with additional Partners.There is a lot to consider and it looks like you know what you are doing or if not, you will be able to research what you need and make it happen in a correct way with some of what I suggested.Unfortunately, I am involved in a lot of different business other than RE which allows me only some time to post.I also want to comment on those who are suggesting that low cashflow must be a low ROI.
Mike Schorah
Why aren’t novation agreements fraud?
22 March 2023 | 13 replies
Net listings are one of their tactics, which are very unlawful in my state.
Kweku Brown
Best Shortsale course?
20 January 2010 | 12 replies
For this reason, variations among the different courses are based on techniques and problem solving strategies that come from each experts experience.
Faridah Clark
Want to invest in more properties
3 February 2023 | 22 replies
Written by Pace Morby, this book is coming out May 2nd and teaches you all about subject-to, seller finance and other creative finance tips and techniques to help you build your portfolio without spending any cash!
Donald Dooley
Wealth without Cash
21 May 2023 | 17 replies
I have a feeling this technique will be a great tool to have as we go through this market correction cycle.