Toben B.
Self listing on mls?
3 August 2010 | 12 replies
You won't have to be tied to your home for showings and open houses, or field the phone calls.4.
Chuck Prime
The "And/or Nominee" Catch-22
6 July 2010 | 10 replies
Commercial owners are not really jumping through hoops to meet just anyone off the street who wants to tie up their property.While you work on a new strategy, look for the back doors to comnnect with people who might help you as well.
Bob Yon
Hoot Owl Homes
9 July 2010 | 4 replies
We also didn't want to tie ourselves down to a particular type of investments.
Scott R.
tying into to plumbing
7 July 2010 | 3 replies
couple questions regarding plumbing on a remodel im doing, looking for a few quick answers... heres a little paint picture for you guys :)Based on that picture, black being bathtub,blue being bathtub drain/overflow draingreen is galvanized drain pipe its tied into,Id like to add a drain pipe for a kitchen sink to this drain, have a handyman i found on craigslist doing some of the remodel for me, he suggest cutting into the down pipe on the tub, and tie into the drain at this spot, tieing in somewhere around where the red line is, I dont see this being a very good idea, and no way can i believe this would pass code.
Mark Updegraff
Hobbies you enjoy that DONT get you paid
22 May 2018 | 32 replies
Working out, Playing Texas Hold-em and Watching Sports are all my hobbies, although somehow they all tie back to business or making money come to think of it.
Ted Harris
The Myth of the 'Shadow Inventory'
11 August 2010 | 5 replies
Those that have to finance things have their hands tied...which is most people right now.
Audley Humes
Deed Restriction?
17 July 2010 | 16 replies
I just don't want my personal funds tied up for three months.
Jason O.
cost of putting a property on contract
11 July 2010 | 21 replies
Does the RE investor/wholesaler need to put up money for "tying up" the property on contract?
Neil Martinez
Distribute or Rollover?
23 August 2010 | 18 replies
Turning it over to a broker lending it out for you iks an option, but your money may not be working all the time,but tied up all the time, depends on how they operate, so the real annual yield might be much less than the rate initially suggested.
Katrina P.
Question about POF letter with REO properties (Transactional funding)
12 October 2010 | 13 replies
The issue I run into on my listed properties as a broker for my clientsis middleman investors who have no money and are facilitators.They don't want to put any skin in the game and a paultry earnest money.My REO sellers usually WILL NOT allow assigning.Basically the buyer investor wants no liability and if they can sell to another buyer for a fee the deal will happen.If not the bank just wasted months of time because the bank won't know the capability of the C buyer when found to close a deal.I have no problem with investors who want to purchase and close and then resell as long as it's not predicated on finding a C buyer.There are plenty of direct cash buyers out there or investors buying directly to not have to tie up a property for a bank.